Barishal Zilla School

Barishal Zilla School stands on Sadar Road in Barishal and was founded on 23 December 1829 as Barisal English School. It was the first high school in Barishal division, and it took the name Barisal Zilla School in 1853. A. K. Fazlul Huq, who became Prime Minister of Bengal (1937 to 1943), is among its well-known former students.

It is a public boys’ school that uses Bengali and English and teaches Classes 3 to 10. Barishal families often treat it as the leading government school for boys in the city.

As a government school, Barishal Zilla School takes new students under the national admission policy, which uses a digital lottery for Class 1 and a written test for Classes 2 to 9. Watch the yearly circular and the vacancy notice to see which classes have open seats. The school’s website is bzsb.edu.bd.

In short: it was founded in 1829; it is located in Barishal, Barishal division; it is a boys’ school; it teaches Classes 3 to 10; the medium of instruction is Bangla and English. Use the nearby-school links below to compare other schools in the same area.