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DSHE Calls for Teacher and Student Entries in Prime Minister's Gold Cup Contest

The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education (DSHE) has announced a contest inviting teachers and students to submit creative entries for the Prime Minister's Gold Cup National Football Tournament.

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The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education (DSHE) has invited teachers and students from all educational institutions to submit entries for the logo, reels, mascot, slogan, and theme song of the Prime Minister's Gold Cup National Football Tournament-26. The deadline for submissions is July 28. Winners will be awarded by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.

Contest Details

Interested participants must submit their original creations by July 28, following the prescribed guidelines, via the designated email address. The order specified that logo submissions must be in PNG, JPG, or JPEG format. Reels should be football-related and created by secondary and higher secondary level students, with participants required to submit the link to their reels via email.

Submission Requirements

Theme song submissions must be sent in both Word and PDF formats, while mascot designs and slogans should also be submitted through the specified email address. All submissions must include a valid mobile phone number and contact address. Participants who have already submitted their logo, reels, or theme song entries earlier do not need to submit them again.

Why This Matters for Bangladesh

This contest not only encourages creativity among teachers and students but also promotes national pride and unity through the Prime Minister's Gold Cup National Football Tournament. It provides an opportunity for young talents to showcase their skills and contribute to a significant national event.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What are the required formats for logo submissions?
Logo submissions must be in PNG, JPG, or JPEG format.
What should the theme song submissions include?
Theme song submissions must be sent in both Word and PDF formats.

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