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Government to Launch Pilot Project for Free Student Uniforms and Learning Materials in Early 2027

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Staff Reporter • 10 Nov • 2 min read

Government to Launch Pilot Project for Free Student Uniforms and Learning Materials in Early 2027
Students in a government primary school classroom awaiting the upcoming national uniform and study materials distribution program.

The government will launch a targeted pilot project early next year to provide students with free school uniforms and educational materials, Prime Minister's Information and Broadcasting Adviser Dr. Zahed Ur Rahman confirmed on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.

Speaking at a press conference organized to review government progress at the Bangladesh Secretariat, Dr. Zahed Ur Rahman addressed journalists' questions regarding the implementation of the student entitlement program pledged under the government's 180-day action agenda.

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In response to queries highlighting the ৳41,900 crore allocation for the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education and delays in delivering promised school attire and learning kits, the Adviser assured that the pilot phase remains fully active and will launch at the start of the next academic year. He emphasized that for a welfare policy of this magnitude, executing a well-structured pilot project is essential before expanding distribution nationwide to ensure effective logistics, quality control, and supply chain management across primary schools.

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