page_title: Narail Government High School
hierarchical_section_title: Narail Government High School
caption_attribution_description: English: School Main Gate
context_page_description: Narail Government High School is the leading high school in the Narail district of Bangladesh. In 1903, a lawyer Gurudas Bhattacharya founded the "Narail English High School". Later it used to be called as "Narail Subdivision High School". At the beginning, there were only arts related subjects. In 6th decade of 20th century when the school was introduced to science and business classes then it was named "Narail Subdivision Multilateral High School". On 1 May 1968, the school was approved by the Govt. as a Govt. school. In 1984 when Narail became a district from subdivision, then the name of the school was replaced by Narail Govt. High School. The school is also known as the "Boys School". The school is situated in 7.33-acre land.
  On 21 February 1938, the district judge T.M. Ellis visited the school and reported, "I visited the school this afternoon and was taken round the classes by the Headmaster. I was very pleased with what I saw. The boys read English well. I think the School deserves the extra grant it is seeking".
  Famous cricket player Mashrafe Mortaza studied in this school.
context_section_description: Narail Government High School (নড়াইল সরকারী উচ্চ বিদ্যালয়) is the leading high school in the Narail district of Bangladesh. In 1903, a lawyer Gurudas Bhattacharya founded the "Narail English High School". Later it used to be called as "Narail Subdivision High School". At the beginning, there were only arts related subjects. In 6th decade of 20th century when the school was introduced to science and business classes then it was named "Narail Subdivision Multilateral High School". On 1 May 1968, the school was approved by the Govt. as a Govt. school. In 1984 when Narail became a district from subdivision, then the name of the school was replaced by Narail Govt. High School. The school is also known as the "Boys School". The school is situated in 7.33-acre land.
  On 21 February 1938, the district judge T.M. Ellis visited the school and reported, "I visited the school this afternoon and was taken round the classes by the Headmaster. I was very pleased with what I saw. The boys read English well. I think the School deserves the extra grant it is seeking".
  Famous cricket player Mashrafe Mortaza studied in this school.
caption: School Main Gate
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