Primary (Class 1–5)
Foundation literacy and numeracy with activity-based learning.
Dhaka Residential Model College began in 1960 in Dhaka with a simple conviction: that a child's postcode should not decide their ceiling. Today the campus runs a full academic programme alongside laboratories, a library, and a co-curricular calendar that keeps every student in something beyond the syllabus.
Teaching here is deliberately unhurried. Class sizes are capped, every teacher keeps a chapter-level record of who has understood what, and guardians receive that record — not a rumour of it — every month.
Foundation literacy and numeracy with activity-based learning.
Broad curriculum with laboratory science and ICT from Class 6.
Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Higher Mathematics with practical hours.
Accounting, Finance & Banking and Business Organisation.
Civics, Economics, History and Geography.
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GPA-5 last year

Marufa Kabir
Head teacher

Faisal Bhuiyan
Head of department

Salma Akter
Assistant teacher

Zahid Molla
Senior teacher

Ayesha Sarkar
Head of department

Jahangir Alam
Assistant head teacher

Afroza Hossain
Head of department

Jahangir Haque
Assistant teacher
Trained 120+ teachers under the SEDP curriculum roll-out
2019
District Debate Championship — Chief Mentor
2020
Published in the Bangladesh Journal of Educational Research
2021
Divisional Science Olympiad — Coach of the winning team
2022
1960
Founded with three rooms and 42 students
1971
First SSC batch — 100% pass
1982
Science building and laboratories added
1993
Recognised as a Model Institution by the board
2004
Digital classrooms and multimedia rollout
2015
Campus-wide solar backup commissioned
Half-yearly examination routine published
9 Nov 2026
Guardian meeting on Friday after Jumu'ah
6 Nov 2026
Admission form distribution for Class Six begins
3 Nov 2026
Independence Day programme schedule
31 Oct 2026
Monthly tuition fee collection date extended
28 Oct 2026
My daughter went from struggling in mathematics to representing the school at the divisional olympiad. The teachers actually track each child.
Nasrin Akter
Guardian, Class 8
The results portal and SMS updates mean I never have to take a day off work to find out how my son is doing.
Mizanur Rahman
Guardian, Class 10
Eleven years here shaped everything. The library and the debate club in particular.
Tanvir Hossain
Alumnus, batch 2016
Forms are released in the first week of November and the entrance test is held in the third week of December.
It varies by class and shift. Sibling and merit waivers are applied automatically at billing.
Yes — routes cover the main corridors of the district town, with live vehicle tracking for guardians.
Sunday–Thursday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM