Baropara Girls High School

Baropara Girl’s High School: Located in Baropara village in the district of Comilla, Bangladesh, Baropara Girl’s High School is an independent school with comprehensive facilities, dedicated faculty and 100 years of history in supporting women’s education. About the institution: The school currently has a student body of 445 girls and a faculty of 11 teachers. Our classes are from Class 6 to Class 10, concluding with the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Examination under the Comilla Board. We follow the NCTB Bangla syllabus for the sciences, arts and business studies groups, and provide various extra-curricular activities for our students. Currently, students from 22 primary schools and 6 junior high schools are admitted to Baropara Girls’ High School. Students study for free the school. We continue to keep their other costs (food, travel, equipment) to a minimum, with scholarships available for needy and/or meritorious individuals. School Timeline:1912: Md Ismail Khan establishes Fulmati Girls’ School, a primary school in his home, village of Baropara. 1923: Fulmati Girls’ school receives government accreditation, and eventually expands into a junior high, and then a high school. 1964: Fulmati Girl’s School receives approval from the Comilla Board of Education as High School and is renamed Baropara Girls’ High School. 1868: The school receives government funding to establish an arts and crafts building and gains recognition as a comprehensive high school with science laboratory facilities. 1969: The school expands to college-level education HSC & later up to Degree Level. Now it is run by separate committee. 1973:Primary section is taken by the Government (class 1 – 5) from 1973 1980s: Baropara Girl’s High School is included in President H.M.Ershad’s school pilot scheme. It also renovates the attached girl’s hostel into a permanent brick building for students from distant villages. It later receives funding from Gonoshashtho Kendro to construct a boundary wall around the school building, hostel and grounds for added security. 1994:The school receives government funding to build a dedicated 3-room science department. 2005: The school receives funding to add a two-storey classroom building to accommodate the growing student body.

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