Primary education is the most important aspect of education:


Published: 05:58 7 October 2024
Advisor to the Ministry of Education Professor Dr. Vidhan Ranjan Roy Poddar said that primary education should be given importance. Because primary education is the most essential part of education. The newly joined head teachers will play a leading role in advancing primary education. He said these words while addressing the chief guest at the certificate distribution ceremony of orientation training course for newly joined head teachers (non-cadre) of government primary schools at the National Primary Education Academy (NEP) in Mymensingh on Monday.
Primary and Mass Education Adviser said, 'Our biggest asset is people. Well-educated and healthy people are the wealth of the country and nation. To develop the country, people must be developed. Health should be improved along with education. Both are necessary for overall improvement. Early stage is what makes a child interested in education knowledge. We have to emphasize that place.
Deputy Commissioner Mufidul Alam, Police Superintendent Md. Azizul Islam, Director of NEP Zia Ahmed Sumon, Deputy Director of Divisional Primary Education Directorate Mohammad Ali Reza, Course Director Abu Saleh, Ahsan Ibn Masood, Trainees Sumaiya Akhtar and Chotan Chandra Roy.
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