Faridpur Zilla School

Faridpur Zilla School stands on Mujib Sarak in Faridpur. It began in 1840 as the English Seminary School, started by district magistrate Edgar Luther. The British government took it over in 1851 and renamed it Faridpur Zilla School, and it is counted among the oldest schools in Bangladesh.

It is a government boys’ school that teaches in Bangla from Class 4 to Class 10.

As a government school, Faridpur 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 faridpurzillaschool.edu.bd.

In short: it was founded in 1840; it is located in Faridpur Sadar, Faridpur, Dhaka division; it is a boys’ school; it teaches Classes 4 to 10; the medium of instruction is Bangla. Use the nearby-school links below to compare other schools in the same area.