Noakhali Zilla School

Noakhali Zilla School (Bengali: নোয়াখালী জিলা স্কুল) is a prestigious boy's high school located in the heart of Maijdee, Sadar town of Noakhali, Bangladesh. It is one of the oldest secondary schools in the country. Established in 1850, the school has been a pillar of academic excellence for generations, nurturing young minds and shaping future leaders. A Legacy of Resilience & Excellence: In 1850, Jones, an officer from Ireland, established the school privately in the old town of Noakhali district. After three years of its operation, it was renamed RK High School. In 1920, the school premises were gone away into the riverbed. It was then shifted to Ghona of Mantiyar, located in the east of Mahabbatpur, in 1921. Again, it was washed away. The school was then shifted to RK Zubli School on 1 January 1923 and was renamed RK Zila School. In 1931, the school became once again a victim of river erosion and shifted to Bango School and relocated to the present place in 1953. It was fully destroyed by the strikes of cyclones in 1958 and 1970, and then it was reconstructed. Academic & Co-Curricular Excellence: Noakhali Zilla School follows the Bangladeshi National Curriculum, offering education from Grade 5 to Grade 10 under the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Comilla. Known for its outstanding academic results, the school consistently ranks among the top secondary schools in the country. Infrastructure and Activities Noakhali Zilla School features three large buildings, including the main school building, an auditorium, and a well-equipped library. Additionally, it has two residential hostels for students. The school operates in two shifts: morning and day. It has approximately 70 teachers and around 1,500 students. Situated on 8 acres of land, the school offers a spacious and conducive learning environment. Location: Maijdee, Noakhali, Bangladesh Founded: 1850 Grades: 5-10 Curriculum: National Curriculum (Bangladesh) ℹ EIIN Number: 107540