Md. Roni Ahmed Raju, Magura Correspondent:
Magura Police Lines Secondary School has achieved 100% pass rate in the SSC-2026 examination. All 98 students who participated in the SSC examination from the school have passed this time. Out of these, 42 students have achieved GPA-5.
A special program was organized on Tuesday (August 11) in the school premises to celebrate this success and felicitate the meritorious students. Magura Police Superintendent Molla Azad Hossain was present as the chief guest.
Additional Police Superintendent (Administration and Finance) and School Director, Additional Police Superintendent (Crime and Ops) and Acting District Education Officer Mohammad Sahiluddin were present as special guests at the program. The program was presided over by the school’s headmaster Imam Hossain Md. Farhad.
Acting District Education Officer Mohammad Sahiluddin said that this year all 98 students of the school have passed and 42 have achieved GPA-5. This result is a significant achievement in the education sector of Magura. He expressed hope that this success will continue in the future.

The meritorious students were presented with mementos and flowers at the event. At that time, teachers and students of the school, guardians, district police officers and local dignitaries were present.
Organized with the theme ‘Come Enlighten, Build a Better Life’, the event emphasized the development of moral education, discipline and human values along with the academic success of the students.
Additional Superintendent of Police Shah Shibli Sadiq said that the school authorities are working tirelessly to ensure quality education along with instilling discipline, morality and human values among the students. This year’s results are a reflection of that effort.
Speaking as the chief guest, Superintendent of Police Molla Azad Hossain said that education is the main tool for the development of a nation. This success of the school is the result of the combined efforts of not only the students, but also the guardians, teachers and the entire school family. He also expressed hope that the students of Magura will leave their mark on the national and international levels in the future.