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Education

Bangladeshi children
Programme
16 June 2022
Education
Helping all children to reach their potential
Bangladeshi children
Press release
16 March 2023
UNICEF: Survey confirms devastating impact of digital divide on children’s learning during COVID-19
A Bangladeshi girl child.
Report
14 March 2023
The Heat is On!
Towards a Climate Resilient Education System in Bangladesh

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The Heat is On - Bangladesh (PDF, 3 MB)
A Bangladeshi child with disability
Press release
24 January 2023
UNICEF concerned that more than half of children with disabilities in Bangladesh do not go to school
New national data reveals that the majority of children with disabilities are not enrolled in any formal education
Imam Hossain is seen in Horipur Ardhendu Primary School on 21 November 2022. He studies in class 5 and loves to participate in extracurriculur activities. When he grows up, he wants to work for people in need.
Press release
27 November 2022
UNICEF hands over 110 child-friendly classrooms to the Government of Bangladesh
Over 8,000 Bangladeshi children in Cox’s Bazar to go to school in new and improved classrooms
Girls attending go-only sessions for Rohingya refugee girls in UNICEF learning centres
Article
23 August 2022
Quality and equality: education for Rohingya refugee girls
How UNICEF is helping to make education more inclusive in Cox’s Bazar
Statement
06 July 2022
Statement by UNICEF Representative in Bangladesh, Mr. Sheldon Yett, on attacks on teachers
A girl washes her hands in her school's handwashing facility
Press release
23 June 2022
Schools ill-equipped to provide healthy and inclusive learning environments for all children – UNICEF, WHO
Ema is terrified of the floodwaters that have caused more than 800 schools to close in north-eastern Bangladesh
Article
24 May 2022
Ema wades through floodwaters to continue learning
As flooding closes schools, UNICEF works with Government and partners to ensure children do not lose out on education
A Rohingya refugee child, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
Press release
01 May 2022
UNICEF: Education milestone for Rohingya refugee children as Myanmar curriculum pilot reaches first 10,000 children
But additional measures still needed to boost school attendance in camps