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Lalmonirhat’s Shibram Ideal Public School, located near the Circuit House at the heart of the district, has emerged as a bright example in the region’s education sector. Established in 2015, the unique institution is modelled on the cadet college system, according to its founder and director, Rashedul Islam Rashed. One of the school’s primary goals is to prepare its younger students for future admission into cadet colleges. Read more: Dhaka to get state-of-the-art special needs school A closer look reveals the school’s distinctive approach: students across all classes exhibit remarkably uniform handwriting, imbued with artistic flair. This meticulous attention to penmanship has consistently amazed parents and visiting officials alike. Alongside mother tongue education, the school places strong emphasis on English proficiency and provides tailored instruction in students’ respective religious teachings. This year, the school has distributed copies of the Holy Quran to all 42 students, further strengthening its commitment to holistic learning. 4th International Symposium on Quality Assurance in Engineering Education concludes The school has also been recognised at the Rangpur divisional level, securing first place in a handwriting competition. In addition, it has ranked among the top schools in the district in private scholarship examinations. Shibram Ideal Public School attracts students not only from within Lalmonirhat but also from neighbouring districts. For these students, the school offers a child-friendly residential facility. Local students attend regular daytime classes but often return in the afternoons or evenings to continue their studies in a stimulating and enjoyable environment. The school’s residential programme provides distant students with nutritious meals, comfortable accommodation, and attentive guidance in academics and character-building. Govt set to implement new project to digitise medical, nursing education

The Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) on Saturday said they are in the process of establishing a new centre of educational excellence in Dhaka – The Aga Khan Academy. This is being done in line with the renewed protocol of cooperation signed between the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) and the Government of Bangladesh. The Aga Khan has recently established a single agency, the Aga Khan Schools (AKS), which embraces both the Aga Khan Academies and the Aga Khan Education Services schools globally. Read IPDC Extends Partnership with NEF Sports Academy The agency is consolidating its future education activities in Bangladesh around the Aga Khan Academy Dhaka, said the AKDN on Saturday. Designed to international standards, the Aga Khan Academy Dhaka will also offer an award winning campus built to accommodate 1,200 students, with residential facilities on an 18-acre site. Students and teachers will have access to purpose-built facilities and abundant green spaces for learning, recreation, sports and the arts. Read Aga Khan Academy set to develop future leaders for Bangladesh The Academy in Dhaka will be the fourth in the global network of 18 Aga Khan Academies, joining those in Mombasa (Kenya), Hyderabad (India) and Maputo (Mozambique). The Academy plans to welcome the first cohort of students in July 2022, thereby continuing the AKDN’s tradition of providing outstanding educational services in Bangladesh for more than three decades.