Azman Rahman passed his Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination this year with 80 percent marks in all subjects. Instead of being overjoyed with his astounding academic performance, which is popularly known as the golden A+, Azman and his parents are passing days with great anxiety.

Getting ready to apply for universities abroad?

First rule of social media: use proper grammar. Second rule of social media: use proper grammar.

The Dhaka Education Board authorities publish the second merit list for admission in class XI for the academic session of 2015-2016.

It's no secret that schools are a huge part of our lives. We spend a large chunk of the day there and while you're still in school, the way your school does things will have a large bearing on how often you smile in a day.

United International University (UIU) and The Daily Star (TDS) jointly organise a workshop titled 'Imagine - Write Creatively' to usher school students into the habit of thinking and writing creatively.

In Bangladesh, where degrees are valued in terms of the best jobs they can bring, who would want a degree on the genesis of rock and roll?

The third workshop of United International University (UIU) and The Daily Star's (TDS) joint initiative 'Imagine - Write Creatively' was held on May 20 at the senior section of Sunnydale School in Dhanmondi, Dhaka.

Summit Group of Companies has joined The Daily Star and Champs21.com to organise Spelling Bee this year.

Gender discrimination has been a prevailing problem for years now in South East Asia and is an issue, for which many people use religion as an excuse.

It has been quite a while since the SSCs have been over. It is now the time when different rumours surrounding the publication of the results will start to spread.

Doing well in academics requires different circumstances for different people.

“Imagine Write Creatively”, the initiative by The Daily Star (TDS) and United International University (UIU), inspires school students to cultivate their thoughts and imagination through the medium of creative writing.

When I completed my A Levels last January, everyone I know took it as a universal sign to tell me what I should do with my life.

Tests for nine Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent exams, scheduled for April 26, 27 and 28, have been pushed back to May 2, 4 and 16 respectively.

Finishing high school is a major turning point in our lives. We find ourselves at a crossroads, having to make hard decisions that may end up having far-reaching consequences regardless of whether we are ready. Or do we?

It's not all about academics.

The mechanism of learning and knowledge sharing is gradually becoming diversified with the spread of technology.

Imagine a trekking club, several football fields, a basketball gym, a couple of tennis courts, rooms full of futuristic smart-boards, and a number of clean, comfortable living quarters to share with your friends – sounds like a dream, right? Well that's exactly what Indus International School aimed to do: create the perfect environment for their students to nurture their talents, while fostering their individual needs.

When driving over the Tejgaon-Bijoy Sharani Flyover, the thought of children playing and learning right underneath is beyond the spectrum of imagination for most people.