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Day: June 18, 2026

State Minister Bobby Hajjaj visits Glenrich Satarkul

State Minister Bobby Hajjaj visits Glenrich Satarkul

Breaking News, Education
State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Bobby Hajjaj visited Glenrich International School's Satarkul campus June 18, 2026, where he observed the school's progressive, inquiry-based learning environment and praised its academic approach. During the visit, the Minister interacted with the institution's leadership team, teachers and students. Guided by Manas Singh, the Chief Executive Officer of STS Group, the Minister toured the school's campus and visited its learning spaces, facilities and academic environment. The walkthrough included the pre-primary classroom, play zone, Montessori lab, central courtyard, school library and secondary classrooms. It also included some of the advanced academic hubs, including the Science labs, Art lab, Math lab, Robotics lab and ICT lab. The Mini...
British Council launches Connections Through Culture 2026 open call to deepen UK-Bangladesh artistic partnerships

British Council launches Connections Through Culture 2026 open call to deepen UK-Bangladesh artistic partnerships

Breaking News, Education
The British Council has officially launched the 2026 cycle of its flagship Connections Through Culture (CTC) grants programme. The initiative is designed to seed-fund bilateral creative collaborations, cross-cultural exchanges, and institutional partnerships between the creative sector in the United Kingdom and 35 participating countries worldwide, including Bangladesh. "At the heart of the British Council's mission is a profound belief in the transformative power of cultural exchange," said Stephen Forbes, Country Director Bangladesh, British Council. "The Connections Through Culture grants programme builds long-term meaningful partnerships between our two countries by enabling our artists and creative practitioners to engage directly in co-creation and collaboration." The programme...