The officials will visit given upazilas and thanas to check schools and local education work. They must submit their reports by November 5.
A total of 180 staff of the Directorate of Primary Education have been ordered to inspect schools across Bangladesh. They will review and check work in their given areas.
The order follows a decision at the Directorate’s monthly meeting for August. An office order issued on September 28 named the staff and their given upazilas or thanas.
The staff must finish their visits and send reports by November 5. The Director General, Additional Director General and Directors may visit any upazila in the country.
Staff must get approval from their department director before leaving their offices. The directors will allow staff to make field visits in phases.
Staff from the Stipend Department must visit the primary education office in their given area. They must also visit three government primary schools.
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One school must be in an urban area and two must be in rural areas. The schools must be picked at random. Stipend Department staff must stay in the field for two days.
Staff from other departments must visit two government primary schools. They must choose one urban school and one rural school at random.
They must stay in the field for one day. The visits will cover checks, reviews and monitoring of school work.
The given areas include Joypurhat, Bogura, Naogaon, Rajshahi, Chapainawabganj, Natore, Sirajganj, Pabna, Kushtia, Meherpur, Chuadanga and Jhenaidah.
After the visits, staff must prepare reports in the required format. They must send the reports to the Stipend Department within five working days of each visit.
They must also attach proof that the report was sent with their TA/DA bill. TA/DA means travel and daily allowances paid under government rules.
Staff will get TA/DA from their salary heads under the rules. Staff on attachment at the Directorate must collect their bills from the field offices.
Md. Masud Hossain, Director (Joint Secretary) of the Stipend Department, signed the order on October 5.
The staff will now carry out the visits under the given plan. The reports must be submitted by November 5.
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