Statistical Profile of Government Secondary Schools of Bangladesh 1983
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r BANBEIS Publication No. 47 -- * Statistical Profile of Government Secondary Schools of Bangladesh 1983 f Bangladesh Bureau of Educational Information and Statistics (BANBEIS) Sonargaon Road, Palashi-Nilkhet, Dhaka-5 January, 1986 PREFACE For the first time an attempt has been made in this publication to bring out a statistical profile of secondary education offered by the Government managed secondary high schools of the country. This is the beginning of a plan to present annual performance of educational institutions run by the Government.. Meanwhile, returns for 1984 and 1985 school years have largely been made available in this Bureau and hopefully an up-to-date presentation of data about Government high schools would shortly be possible. Occasionally, demands for various types of statistics are received at BANBEIS for the Government sector by various Ministries, Departments and International Agencies. A brief description of the major findings from the survey have been furnished in the following write-up. Comments and suggestions on this publication from the users/readers will be much appreciated. BANBEIS; PROF. M. A. MANNAN January, 1986. Director. (iii) CONTENTS Page 1. No., of High Schools established and nationalised by Government by Districts up to 1983 1 2. No- of Gryarmmt High Schools and teachers by category, District and Division, 1983 2 3. No. of students by grade and sex in the Government High Schools of different .. 3 District and Division, 1983. 4. No. of sanctioned posts and actual strength of teachers by sex in the Government .. 4 High Schools of various Districts and Divisions, 1983. 5. No. of sanctioned posts of employees and actual positions by sex of various .. .. 5 Districts and Divisions, 1983. 6. Students appeared in Government High Schools by group for different Districts and .. 6 Divisions in the S.S.C. Examination held in 1983. 7. Students passed in Govcrnnrnt High Schools by group for Different Districts and Divisions 7—9 in the S.S.C. Examination held in 1983. 8. Statistics of Government High School by Institutions for different Districts, 1983: (i) Chittagong .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 10—13 (ii) Comilla .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 14-17 (iii) Noakhali .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 18—21 (iv) Sylhet .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 22—25 (v) Chittagong Hill Tracts Bandarban .. .. .. .. .. 26—29 (vi) Dhaka .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 30—37 (vii) Mymensingh .. .. .. .. • • • 38—41 (viii) Faridpur .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 42—45 (ix)Tangail .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 46-49 (x)Jamalpur .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 46—49 (xi) Rajshahi .. .. .. .. .. .. 50—53 (xii) Dinajpur .. .. .. .. .. .. • • 54—57 (xiii) Rangpur .. .. .. .. .. .. • • 58—61 (xiv) Pabna .. .. .. .. .. .. • • 62—65 (xv) Bogra .. .. .. .. .. •. • • 62—65 (xvO Khulna .. .. .. .. .. .. t .. 66—69 (xvii) Jessore .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 70—73 (xviii) Kushtia .. .. .. .. .. .. •• 74—77 (xix) Patuakhali .. .. .. .. .. .. •• 78—81 (xx)Barisal .. ., .. .. .. •• •• 82—85 (v) STATISTICAL PROFILE OF GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOLS, 1983. In the year 1983 there were 178 Government High Schools in the country. The report presents data on a total of 173 institutions; returns from 5 high schools were not available after repeated reminders till finalization of this report. The distribution of the high schools by various Divisions and by type are as follows: Division For all. For boys. For girls. Chittagong 46 31 15 Dhaka 57 30 27 Rajshahi 36 19 17 Khulna 34 17 17 Total 173 97 76 It is found that after the emergence of Bangladesh, a total of 37 high schools were brought under Government management. The distribution of these schools are—14 in Chittagong Division, 16 in Dhaka, 14 in Rajshahi and only 2 in Khulna Division. As against, 37 Nationalised schools during 1971—83, there were 107 Nationalised high schools between the period 1947—70. When the British left Bangladesh in 1947, there were only 29 Government high schools. In the 173 schools there were a total of 4157 teachers, of which 1349 were females. Thus the ratio of female to total stood at 35 %. Again it was revealed from the study that • only 3232 teachers were graduates, of which 1014 females. Thus the ratio of the graduate teachers to total came out to be 78 % overall, and the ratio of female graduates compared favourably to total females which came out to be 75 %. Trained teachers were 3226 which was 78 % and that of the females 82%. This appears very striking. It may here be noted that total number of sanctioned posts of teachers as of 1983 were 4793. Thus the percentage of posts vacant came out to be about 13%. As regard? other employees, such as librarian, clerk, typist and MLSS, number of total sanctioned posts reportedly were 2984, of which 2451, that is 82% were filled-up. As for female there were 517 female supporting staff out of 2451 posts filled-up. Thus the ratio of females to total posts among employees stood at 21 %. Total Enrolment in these high schools (including primary sections attached), were reported to be 1,08,443 of which 47,750 (44%) were girls. Enrolment in the primary sections were 24,728 comprising 12,421 (50%) girls. Table below gives a summary of total teachers and students by sex and division. Teachers. Students. Division. Total. Male. Female. Total. Boys. Girls. Chittagong 1052 756 296 24484 14530 9954 (3903) (1811) (2092) Dhaka 1511 967 544 40944 24194 16750 (9731) (5609) (4122) Rajshahi 823 552 271 21539 10916 10623 (5559) (2213) (3346) Khulna 771 533 238 21476 11053 10423 (5535)' (2674) (2861) Total 4157 2808 1349 108443 60693 47750 (24728) (12307) (12421) Note: Figures in the parenthesis refer to Enrolment at the primary level. (vi) In the year 1983 a total of 12041 students appeared in tha Sscondary School Certificate (S.S.C.) examination held under various Boards from these schools, of which 9691 successfully passed the same. This gives a pass percentage of 81 49. Details of output statistics by division and by stream as shown in the following table: Division: Chittagong. Dhaka. Rajshahi. Khulna. Total. Stream. Humanities : Appeared 808 1398 715 614 3535 Passed 548 899 482 449 2378 % of Pass .. 67-82 64-31 67-41 73-13 67-27 Science : Appeared 1095 2399 1218 996 5708 Passed 967 2187 1071 883 5108 % of Pass .. 88-31 91-16 87-93 88-65 89-49 Commerce : Appeared 515 539 150 147 1350 Passed 422 409 118 124 1073 % of Pass .. 82-10 75-88 78-67 84-35 79-84 Agriculture: Appeared 179 203 241 192 815 Passed 146 142 192 140 620 % of Pass .. 81-56 69-95 79-67 72-91 76-07 *Others: : Appeared 212 150 213 58 633 Passed 176 122 178 36 512 % of Pass .. 83-02 81-33 83-57 62-07' 80-88 Total: Appeared 2808 4689 2537 2007 12041 Passed 2259 3759 2041 1632 9691 % of Pass 80-45 80-17 80-45 81-31 81-49 •Others include Music, Islamic Studies, etc. Number of High Schools Established and Nationalised by Government by District upto 1983. Number of Institution District/Division Period Established Period Nationalised Before 1947—70 197J—83 Before 1947—70 1971—83 Total 1947 1947 Chittagong 4 5 1 2 5 3 10 Chittagoiig Hill Tracts 1 4 • • 1 1 3 5 Comilla 5 3 • • 2 6 .. 8 Noakhali 5 3 2 3 3 8 Bandarban 2 1 1 2 Sylhet 10 1 2 5 4 4 13 Chittagong Division 25 18 3 12 20 14 46 Dhaka .. 15 17 1 4 19 10 33 Mymensingh 7 .. .. 2 4 1 7 Tangail .. 2 .. .. .. 2 2 Jamalpur 5 .. .. 1 1 3 5 Faridpur * .. 6 3 1 2 6 2 10 Dhaka Division. 35 20 2 9 32 16 57 Rajshahi 7 5 .. 1 10 1 12 Rangpur 5 3 2 1 7 2 10 Dinajpur 3 3 .. • • 4 2 6 Pabna 1 2 1 .. 4 .. 4 Bogra 1 3 •• •• 4 •• 4 Rajshahi Division 17 16 3 2 29 5 36 Khulna .. 3 4 1 1 7 , , 8 Jessore 2 4 2 1 6 1 8 Barisal 5 3 .. 4 4 8 Patuakhali 2 1 1 .. 4 4 Kushtia .. 1 3 2 •• 5 1 6 Khulna Division 13 15 6 6 26 2 34 BANGLADESH 90 69 14 29 107 37 173 Number of Government High Schools and Teachers by category, District and Division, 1983 TABLE 1 Number of Teachers 1 District/Division. Number Total Science Gratuates and Trained of Institute Graduate Master Degree F Chittagong 10 282 94 50 9 222 76 224 81 Chittagong Hill Tracts 5 101 26 14 63 11 66 11 Bandarban 2 23 6 17 11 Comilla 8 208 62 35 1 161 43 166 43 Noakhali 8 178 41 33 5 124 30 122 34 Sylhet 13 260 73 35 3 182 47 194 53 Chittagong Division 46 1,052 296 173 18 769 207 783 222 Dhaka 33 1,007 394 173 35 769 282 768 312 Jamalpur 5 104 30 22 3 77 23 77 27 Tangail 2 46 17 9 1 38 15 35 15 Mymensingh 7 169 44 26 3 127 36 124 35 Faridpur 10 185 59 26 5 154 44 142 46 Dhaka Division 57 1,511 544 246 47 1,165 400 1,146 435 Rajshahi 12 314 99 52 3 251 65 265 91 Rangpur 10 222 71 34 2 179 59 169 64 Dinajpur 6 118 40 19 2 94 34 82 35 Bogra 4 84 27 16 4 64 22 74 24 Pabna 4 85 34 16 2 66 24 60 25 Rajshahi Division 36 823 271 137 13 654 204 650 239 Khulna 8 204 64 30 1 171 55 170 59 Jessore 8 178 59 18 1 149 51 149 45 Kushtia 6 122 39 14 4 98 36 98 37 Patuakhali 4 87 17 12 69 14 73 12 Barisal 8 180 59 27 4 157 47 157 53 Khulna Division 34 771 238 101 10 644 203 647 206 BANGLADESH 173 4,157 1,349 657 88 3,232 1,014 3,226 1,102 TABLE 2 Number of students by grade and sex in the government high schools of different Districts and Divisions, 1983.