Directorate Directs Schools and Colleges to Submit Monthly Sports Data
The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education has issued a directive requiring all government and private schools and colleges to submit monthly reports on sports activities. Institutions must send evidence-based reports via email during the first week of every month.
Educational institutions across the country must now document and report their sports activities on a regular monthly basis following a strict new directive issued by the Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education (DSHE), commonly known as Mauši. This mandatory reporting requirement applies universally to all government and private schools and colleges operating within the jurisdiction of the directorate. Authorities aim to ensure that physical education and sports programs are actively maintained and implemented at every institution.
According to the official instructions, school and college authorities are required to compile comprehensive records of all sports activities held during the preceding month. These detailed reports must include verifiable evidence confirming the successful execution of the athletic events and programs. The compiled information is not to be delayed and must be officially transmitted to the designated authorities through the official email communication channel.
Regarding the specific timeline for submission, the directive mandates that the necessary documentation must be sent during the very first week of each month. This regular reporting cycle ensures continuous oversight of the sports programs by the higher education authorities, allowing them to monitor student participation and institutional compliance on a consistent basis throughout the academic year.
The official notification enforcing this procedure was formally published on a Thursday, specifically on August 20, by the Physical Education Division of the Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education. The issuance of this circular marks a significant administrative step toward emphasizing the importance of physical education alongside traditional academic curricula in schools and colleges.
The implementation of this directive has been officially authorized by Professor Md. Shahidul Islam, who serves in the role of Deputy Director for Physical Education at the directorate. His signature appears on the officially released circular, which has now been communicated to the relevant educational institutions for immediate compliance and regular execution starting from the upcoming reporting periods.
