The government has taken an initiative to turn textbooks of students of class VI to X to Interactive Digital Textbooks (IDTs), first of its kind in the country, officials said.

Australia and Canada call upon the Election Commission and all responsible authorities to swiftly and impartially investigate the reports of irregularities and violence during the city corporation elections in Dhaka and Chittagong on April 28.

Quality education to infuse sensitivity into children towards the society and build empathy in their minds should be imparted

Acupressure, an alternative medical treatment, will be introduced in educational institutions of the country for the physical fitness of the

Proper opportunities will inspire brilliant young minds to build the nation, top achievers in the O- and A-Level exams told a seminar

A new education portal, myacademybd.com, was launched at The Daily Star Centre in the capital yesterday to provide interactive

The government is determined to hold the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinations as per the schedule despite hartals and ongoing blockade, the education minister Nurul Islam Nahid said.

After introduction of 61,191 student councils in primary schools, the government is going to introduce "Students Cabinet" in about 1,500

Justice Md Abdul Wahhab Miah, the most senior judge of Supreme Court's Appellate Division, yesterday called for more emphasis on

Around 96,000 diploma students from 43 public, 50 private polytechnic institutes have been recieving stipends under the Skills and

World Vision Bangladesh (WVB) collected above 1.5 million signatures from across the country as part of a global campaign to advocate

Use of information and communications technology in the country's universities is increasing, said educationists at the

Bangladesh will have a very bright future if it can create large numbers of young people coming into work with

A total of 54,481 students got scholarships in the Primary Terminal Examinations 2014, Primary and Mass Education Minister Mostafizur Rahman announced today.

The government has deferred tomorrow’s SSC and its equivalent examinations to March 14 (Saturday) due to the BNP-led 20-party alliance's 72-hour countrywide hartal.

SSC, equivalent exams scheduled for tomorrow have been shifted to February 27 following hartal extension by the BNP-led alliance

Around 1.5 million candidates of SSC and equivalent exams were once again thrown into uncertainty as the BNP-led alliance yesterday extended the ongoing hartal till Friday morning, coinciding with the exams scheduled for Thursday.