OUR VISION AND MISSION

Vision: Swapnadhara focus on the education of the people who are living under poverty line. Spreading education and skill development are the most important preconditions for attaining the goal of poverty alleviation in Bangladesh.

Mission: Education as basic needs, Swapnadhara focus on providing this essential to the people who are living bellow the poverty line. Now “Sohag Swapnadhara Pathshala” is one of the important activity of it through which has been trying to educate the slum children at Duaripara, Mirpur, Pallabi, Dhaka-1216.

Sports pertains to any form of physical activity or game, often competitive and..

With a little amount of penny, we serve hygienic food for students every morning and free food serve in the tiffin time.

Students who learn about different cultures during their education feel more comfortable and safe with these differences later in life.

Technical within life-skills encompasses a practical approach. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

Education for the marginalized as well as underprivileged families' children

OUR WORLD, OUR DREAM, OUR SWAPNADHARA
Swapnadhara is such kind of a school where you can share your feelings with them

On Tuesday, April 28, 2026, a colorful program was organized at the Chitrashala of Bangladesh Shishu Academy on the occasion of International Dance Day. Dance students from various schools participated in this festival organized nationwide. In this gathering, the students of Sohag Swapnadhara Pathshala also performed their wonderful dances and showcased their school among everyone.
Along with the dance program, the ‘Pitha Mahotsav’ organized added extra joy to the program. Under the overall supervision of Sohag Swapnadhara Pathshala’s dance teacher Reshmi Abedin Ma’am, the students got the opportunity to participate in this grand program.
The students of Swapnadhara Pathshala are very excited to be involved in such a beautiful and joyful event. On behalf of the school, I would like to express my sincere thanks and greetings to Reshmi Abedin Ma’am and all the organizers of the International Dance Day.

April 18 was a very joyful and special day for the students of Swapnadhara Secondary School. On that day, a group of enthusiastic students from the renowned Scholastica School came to Swapnadhara and celebrated Bengali New Year-1433 with our students.
This was the first official event of the organization formed by these young students. Throughout the day, songs, chats and various events created a great bond between the students of the two schools.

The team leader’s comment is given below:
“We were very happy to have our first event at this school from our organization. Every student here was very polite and well-behaved. We had a great time organizing some small games with them on the occasion of Pohela Baishakh. Initially, we were a little skeptical whether we would be able to give the students a pleasant experience or not, but in the end, seeing the smiles on their faces made us feel really worthwhile.
We were really impressed by the talent of the students! Some of them could draw such wonderful pictures that we were really surprised to see. It was also very nice to talk to them. One of them even gifted me a clay toy of his hobby, which touched my heart. We have many more plans, hopefully we will be able to come back to them again very soon”.

On the occasion of the Bengali Novoborsho 1433 (2026), the 'Sagarika Das Memorial Chess Tournament 2026' was held, along with drawing, rhyme, and dance programs. At the end of the program, prizes were given to the participating students.
Due to lack of budget of the school, the Bangla Novoborsho program was organized domestically.

A wonderful 'Tree Introduction Program' was organized by the Bangladesh Science Popular Association at Ramna Park in Dhaka. Students from Jago School, Milestone School and Sohag Swapnadhara Pathshala participated in this special event of hands-on learning from nature.
Students today had a different class amidst the vast trees of Ramna Park, away from the busy city traffic. In addition to identifying different species of trees, they also learned detailed information about the characteristics of those trees, their medicinal properties and their importance in protecting the environment.

Such an event to instill a scientific mindset among students and teach them to love nature is truly commendable. Hopefully, this acquired knowledge will help them become environmentally conscious citizens in the future.

Bangladesh officially joined the Association Kangaroo Sans Frontieres (AKSF) in late 2025 and launched its first ever Math Kangaroo Bangladesh competition in April 2026. The inaugural event, organized by the Bangladesh Open Source Network (BdOSN), serves as a pilot program to instill creative thinking and a love for mathematics among students from grades 1 to 12.
The first ever Math Kangaroo Bangladesh was held today, Tuesday, April 28, 2026. More than 2,000 students from across the country participated in this pilot year. The competition was held at 10 different locations across Bangladesh. Students from grades 1 to 12 take part in this 75-minute multiple-choice, multi-category question test.

MATH KANGAROO BANGLADESH 2026 This math program

Students from grades 1 to 10 of Sohag Swapnadhara Pathshala School participated in this math program.

Question types for grades 1 to 12:

Pre-Ecolear: Grades 1–2

Ecolear: Grades 3–4

Benjamin: Grades 5–6

Cadet: Grades 7–8

Junior: Grades 9–10

Student: Grades 11–12

All registered students will receive an electronic certificate of participation and a small gift.

Their future plans Following the success of the 2026 pilot project, Bangladesh Open Source Network (BDOSN) is planning to expand the competition to more areas across the country in 2027 to reach a larger number of students.

Today 19 April 2026, the SSC examinees of 2026 were given a farewell. This time, thirteen examinees.  Two science and  Eleven commerce. They all asked for prayers.
From today, 13 more students like children said goodbye to their Swapnadhara school forever. The Swapnadhara dreams about them, hope is high, but the reality turns out to be different.
13 years of preparation from PG to 10th grade. It seems like today they have left home and entered the field in the hope of a new path and a new destination.

A special awareness meeting was held at Swapnadhara School on Thursday, April 23, 2026, with the participation of the School Management Committee (SMC), teachers and students. This meeting was conducted under the ‘Urban Climate Resilience Wash for Vulnerable Community’ project of World Vision Bangladesh.

The main topics of discussion of the meeting were to make students aware of the physical changes or health risks during puberty so that they do not hide information out of fear of public embarrassment. During this special time, how to maintain personal hygiene and come to school regularly with confidence was discussed in detail.
Emphasis was placed on creating an environment where students can talk openly with their female teachers (Miss) without hesitation and seek necessary advice if they have any problems or doubts.

The need to wash hands with soap before every important task and at every step of personal hygiene was highlighted as a basic condition for staying healthy.
A request has been made to set up a 'MEH (Menstrual Hygiene Management) Corner' in the school to ensure special health care and privacy for the girls. The school authorities and the project stakeholders have discussed this issue with the higher officials and planned to take immediate action.

This initiative of World Vision will play an important role in ensuring the health of the girls as well as preventing their dropout and creating a healthy learning environment.

At the end of the meeting, hand wash, soap, detergent powder, and lunch were provided to everyone.

Today, the SSC 2026 exam started with the first paper of Bangla.
This time, 13 students from the 7th batch of Swapnadhara 2026 participated in this exam. 11 students are appearing for the exam from the Commerce and 2 from the Science departments.

The small courtyard of the dreamer was filled with a different kind of joy. The menu had very simple food, porota and dal-bhaji. But that simple food brought extraordinary smiles to a few small faces today. Because, many of these children came to class without eating in the morning. They sit with books open on an empty stomach, learn letters, and dream. Some may have only had a glass of water when leaving the house.

Today, when hot porota and dal-bhaji were handed to them, it felt like the teacher was giving them not just food, but a little love, a little happiness, and the hope and courage to live. The smile on their eyes while eating, the joy and that satisfaction…

To be honest, it cannot be measured in any amount of money. We try to ensure that they get a little breakfast at least once a week. So that their dreams do not get lost while fighting hunger. This small school runs only on the love and support of people. With your little help, maybe these small children will fill their empty stomachs. His happy smile will brighten his face and teach him to dream anew.

You can also stand by them if you want. There is nothing in this world that we have more than the beautiful smile of a child.

** Usually, we serve, Egg, Milk, Fruits, Cake, Biscuits, Sweet or Porota with Dal-bhaji.

Our world, our dreams, our ‘Swapnadhara’.

Sohag Swapnadhara Pathshala School had a medical camp for health check-ups for students today, Monday, May 18, 2026.

Swapnadhara School organized a day-long free medical camp to ensure the physical growth of students and increase health awareness. The main objective of this camp was to conduct general health check-ups for students, check nutritional status and identify any physical problems at an early stage. A total of more than 320 students from kindergarten to 10th grade underwent health check-ups in this medical camp.

As important as acquiring knowledge is in student life, it is also important for students to make their surroundings beautiful.

After watering a tree every day, when we see it growing, when we see flowers or fruits blooming, it is quite a joy.

"Trees not only provide oxygen, they have a strange ability to calm people's restless minds. When city dwellers go to a park or garden to find a little peace in the busy city life, trees and a wonderful environment of greenery together bring immense peace to the mind and soul.

‎Trees silently keep us alive, asking for nothing in return. They provide shade in the hot sun, give fruit in thirst, and fill our chest with oxygen." Trees are our faithful friends in all seasons.

Let's plant at least one tree for the next generation. If we take care of nature, nature will also take care of us.

Keeping that in mind, a tree planting class with Swapnadhara students.

The month of ‘Jyishtha’ (May-June) means when, suddenly, the sky becomes cloudy and it rains heavily. Areas like Duaripara get flooded and the dirt roads get muddy.

On such days, people do not leave their homes unless absolutely necessary. But just then, a different scene appeared. In wet clothes, with muddy feet, and books pressed against their chests, some children are walking towards school. None of them has an umbrella in their hands. Yet, they had a strange dream in their eyes. They are getting ready to go to the “Sohag Swapnadhara Pathshala” school to study. Because they know that poverty can stop people, but not dreams. The rain has soaked them but is encouraging their willpower with joy.

A little girl is holding her books wrapped in polythene to her chest. A boy is walking barefoot with mud, but still has a smile on his face. It is as if they all want to say one thing to life - “We will never give up.”

These children of Sohag Swapnadhara Pathshala do not just come to study, they learn to struggle every day. They may not have enough food in their homes, new clothes, or even an umbrella. But they have a beautiful future, a dream of studying and growing up. This rainy morning proves once again that dreaming does not require money, it only takes willpower and effort.

These small fighters will one day change society and give light to the country.

"It is impossible to stop students who can fight for education regardless of the storm and rain."

RAINY MORNING FOR SWAPNADHARA SCHOOL STUDENTS

Last Sunday (May 17, 2026), World Vision Bangladesh organized a special seminar at Swapnadhara School to increase hygiene awareness among students. The main topic of the seminar was how to maintain proper and regular hygiene practices among students in daily life.

To make this awareness program permanent and effective, a 'Health Brigade' has been formed with the joint participation of teachers and students. This brigade will work regularly to ensure health safety in the school premises.

At the end of the program, everyone was given soap, detergent, tooth paste and a hand wash.