Primary education
The educational arrangement in Bangladesh is three-tiered as well as very subsidized. Existing government projects in Bangladesh have obligatory primary schooling for all, free of charge education for girls up to grade 10, stipends for female students, a countrywide incorporated education system along with a food-for-education literacy movement. A big segment of the country's national budget is reserved to facilitate these programmes into act and to encourage education and make it more available. Current years have seen these hard works pay off and the Bangladesh education structure strides in front of what it were only a few years ago.
However, the educational system of Bangladesh comes across many bottlenecks. Formerly, Bangladesh education was principally a British-controlled, upper class affair with all courses set in English and very little being done for the ordinary people.
Meagre school attendance and small contact time in school are aspects contributing to low level of learning accomplishment. Moreover, the system lacks sound Human Resource Development and this has dispirited the primary education sector people, including teachers, and contributes to poor performance. As a whole, poverty is a big obstacle to primary education.
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