State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Bobby Hajjaj today emphasized the government's commitment to enhancing the standard of primary education across the country, with a particular focus on haor areas. He announced several initiatives aimed at improving educational quality and reducing student dropout rates.
Speaking at an orientation programme at the Primary Teachers' Training Institute (PTI) in Sunamganj, Hajjaj outlined the introduction of the School Feeding Programme to support students. He stressed the importance of greater awareness among teachers, parents, and the community to prevent student dropout and encouraged head teachers to involve local residents in improving the education system.
The School Feeding Programme, initially launched as a pilot project in haor regions, is set to be expanded across the country in phases. The orientation programme was organized by the School Feeding Programme for government primary schools, alongside a meeting on enhancing primary education quality.
FAQs
Q: What initiatives has the government introduced to improve primary education in haor areas? A: The government has introduced the School Feeding Programme and is strengthening teacher training to support students and improve educational quality.
Q: How will the School Feeding Programme be implemented? A: The School Feeding Programme was initially launched as a pilot project in haor regions and will be expanded across the country in phases.
Q: What role do teachers, parents, and the community play in improving education? A: Greater awareness among teachers, parents, and the community is essential to prevent student dropout. Head teachers are encouraged to engage local residents in efforts to improve the education system.
Q: Who were the key participants in the orientation programme and meeting? A: Key participants included Sunamganj-4 lawmaker Advocate Nurul Islam, Additional Director General of the Directorate of Primary Education Md Abdur Rahim, and other education officials and local leaders.
