Quality Education for All

The pupils are divided into classes 1-5. 2015 the sixth and seventh-grade class has been shuttled down. Because after passing from fifth grade, these students have to enroll in other government secondary high schools also to participate in the junior school certificate examination in class eight. After passing class five, the student who doesn’t enroll in any secondary high school can’t enroll in any high school after passing class seven examinations from Mati School. In this situation, it was tough for the students to continue two schools at almost the same time. There are 5 female and 3 male teachers.

The students of Mati eco-school are making 100 percent good results every year with a good reputation. Apart from the regular classes, students also involved with other activities in the school like games which include football, cricket and many more. The school has the arts and craft periods where craft and artworks are being taught. It is really fun during these periods, as students can learn so many creative things with great fun.

Mati school started a special savings program called school savings program; every student of the school has its own school savings book. Every month per student deposits 100 takas on their savings book. After passing the fifth grade they can withdraw their accumulated money from their savings, they can spend this money for their admission to sixth grade in a new school or any other educational expenses.

Mati school students are involved in a small project called “School Gardening and Ecological Education Project”. They are working here jointly with neighborhood school students. With the help of Mati staff, they prepare organic pesticides, vermicompost by themselves. They are regularly taking care of the school gardens and nurseries such as using vermicompost on the field, watering, cleaning the weeds, staking trees, etc. To fulfill their family’s nutritional deficiencies, they also established a kitchen garden in their small yard. They can also earn money by selling the extra vegetables they sell in the local market.