Nooria Secondary School
Nooria Secondary School in Barishal Sadar, Barisal
Nooria Secondary School, centrally located in the vibrant city of Barisal, has a rich history and a legacy of educational excellence. Originally established as a High Madrashah in 1931, the school was built on land generously donated by the Khan family, who lived adjacent to the institution. Founded by Mowlana Md. Noorujjaman, the school was named in his honor. In 1957, a government decision transformed it into a secondary school, broadening its mission to provide high-quality education to a wider range of students.
Nooria Secondary School distinguishes itself from other educational institutions through its unwavering commitment to academic excellence and holistic development. The curriculum is designed to ensure students receive a well-rounded education, fostering intellectual growth, critical thinking, and moral integrity. Highly qualified and dedicated teachers strive to create an engaging and supportive learning environment, enabling students to excel academically and personally.
Beyond academics, Nooria Secondary School places a strong emphasis on co-curricular activities. Students are encouraged to participate in a variety of sports, arts, and cultural events, which play a crucial role in developing their talents, teamwork, and leadership skills. These activities are integral to the school’s philosophy of nurturing well-rounded individuals who can contribute positively to society.
With its strong foundation, quality education, and vibrant co-curricular program, Nooria Secondary School continues to be a beacon of learning and growth in Barisal, shaping the future of its students with care and dedication.
In Business Since: 1931
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- Online Scheduling
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