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120th anniversary of Armanitola Government High School celebrated colorfully
Armanitola Government High School in Old Dhaka has been a beacon of light in secondary education in the country. This oldest school in the capital has been spreading its light of education for 120 years. To make this occasion memorable, to inform the current students about the history and tradition...
Armanitola Govt High School spreads light for 120 years
Old Dhakas Armanitola Government High School has established itself as the pioneer in the countrys secondary education. This ancient school has been spreading the light of education for 120 years. This school was established in the undivided Bengal in 1904 to spread education in Dhaka and adjacent...