Chittagong Government High School is a secondary school in Chittagong city, in south-eastern Bangladesh. Chittagong Government High School set about a revolution marking the era of educational success let alone the sporting excellence they proudly enjoy. Academic success undermines any other success in the schooling stage of Bangladeshi Education System. The enormous competition it puts forward for its students in Chittagong Division is far more superior and profoundly impacting than any other in its field of dominance. CGHS inaugurated its journey few decades ago. Starting to outperform since 1981 in the SSC Result, Scholarship exam, it has produced outstanding Scholars for the country as a whole.It is needless to say that CGHS considered being one of the top schools in Bangladesh will continue to dominate as years go by. It runs into its academic activities along with about two thousand pupils. It has two shifts with 24 sections. The school possesses a highly qualified Teaching Staff. Here prevails a hearty and constructive relation between the teachers and students. The students rely on the teachers not only for the study affairs but also for matters related to their own individual interest. The facilities for games and sports and other co-curricular activities are adequate. The learners here can enrich their knowledge by becoming a member as well as taking part in the various activities organized by the Science Club, Debating Club, Computer Club, Red-Crescent, Scout, Connecting Classroom and Cultural Society.
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