State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Bobby Hajjaj announced that the government is implementing an integrated and long-term plan to make primary education in Bangladesh world-class. Speaking to the media at Agargaon Taltola Government Primary School after visiting several schools in Dhaka North City Corporation on Monday, he said the plan includes free uniform distribution, technology-based classrooms, a redesigned curriculum, teacher development policies, and infrastructure improvements.

Hajjaj explained that he has been visiting government primary schools across the country for the past four months to assess infrastructure, classroom environments, and teaching quality. Under the ongoing “Drishtinondon” modernization project, deficiencies in Dhaka’s schools are being evaluated. He also mentioned that the curriculum is being simplified and made more student-centered, while a comprehensive teacher policy covering recruitment, training, performance evaluation, and supervision is being developed.

The minister added that technology-driven initiatives such as video lessons, smart classrooms, and instant assessment systems are planned. He emphasized that the goal is not only infrastructure development but also a fundamental improvement in education quality under the leadership of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.