An Islamic school in Rangpur
Quran at the heart.
Science in their hands.
Hifz and deen alongside an NCTB-standard general curriculum, so your child grows into a doctor, engineer, alim or entrepreneur who succeeds in this world and the next, insha'Allah.
- NCTB-equivalent curriculum
- At least 5 para Hifz
- Halal, deen-friendly environment
Play to Class 9
A 10-year pathway to SSC or Dakhil
5+ para Hifz
Full Hifz for students with the aptitude
300+ hadith
Memorised by topic over ten years
3 languages
Bangla, Arabic and English: speak, listen, read, write
Why Evergreen
One school for both worlds
Madrasa education builds strong character but often leaves children behind in a fast-changing world. General education builds modern skills but is rooted in secular values. Evergreen brings the two together: the Quran and Sunnah as the foundation, with science, language and real-world skills built on top.
In a time of screen addiction and moral decline, we give children protection, direction and a balanced education in a halal, deen-friendly environment.
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What makes an Evergreen education different
Hifzul Quran
Correct tilawah for every student, at least five para of Hifz, and full Hifz according to each child's ability.
Arabic and English
By Class 10, students translate the Quran fluently and hold daily conversations in Arabic, with all four English skills.
Activity-based learning
Children learn by doing, through internationally recognised activity-based methods, so learning is joyful and lasting.
Akhlaq and values
Weekly and monthly programmes put Islamic manners into daily practice, not just theory.
Separate classes
After Class 3, boys and girls study in separate classrooms, taught by male and female teachers respectively.
Parents as partners
Deeni classes, naseeha programmes, book reading and regular islahi dars by scholars for parents.
Play Group to KG
What will your child learn at Evergreen?
Skills that build step by step, by age and class.
1. Bangla
- Play: recognise, say and write vowels and consonants, and match letters to objects.
- Nursery: recognise, spell, read and write 2 to 3 letter words.
- KG: build words and sentences, read fluently, understand passages and take dictation.
2. English
- Play: phonics sounds, and recognise, say and write capital and small letters.
- Nursery: build words from letters, and read and write simple CVC words.
- KG: read CVC words, use A/An and build simple sentences.
3. Maths
- Play: say and write numbers 1 to 30 in Bangla and English, and count from pictures.
- Nursery: say and write numbers 1 to 60, and identify odd and even numbers.
- KG: numbers 1 to 100, with addition and subtraction.
4. Arabic
- Play: recognise the shapes of Arabic letters and respond to simple instructions.
- Nursery: practise the makhraj of all 29 letters and name familiar objects in Arabic.
- KG: fatha, kasra and damma, then read and write joined words of 3 to 4 letters.
5. Quran
- Play: Bismillah before eating and tasks, and respectful listening to tilawah.
- Nursery: Surah Fatiha and a few surahs by heart, with makhraj practice.
- KG: memorise the last ten surahs, with basic tajweed.
6. Adab and akhlaq
- Play: manners in returning salam, and respect while the Quran is recited.
- Nursery: postures of salah, cleanliness, and kindness to animals and plants.
- KG: names of the five prayers, performing full salah, and the steps of wudu, ghusl and tayammum.
The 10-year pathway
From first letters to SSC or Dakhil
Ages 4 to 6
Pre-primary
Play, Nursery and KG. Arabic letters, Qaida and Amma Para, with Bangla, English and maths.
Ages 7 to 11
Primary: Class 1 to 5
Hifz begins in Class 2. Customised NCTB-standard books plus Quran, Arabic and Islamic studies.
Ages 12 to 14
Secondary: Class 6 to 8
Bangla-medium NCTB books with Hifz continuing. After Class 8, each student chooses a path.
Age 15+
SSC, Dakhil or Qawmi
Future alims prepare for Kafiya Jamat over two years while sitting SSC. College-bound students get full focus on general subjects.
Beyond the classroom
Halal activities that build confident children
- Hands-on science
- IT and programming
- Arabic calligraphy and art
- Sports and karate
- Tilawah and nasheed
- Quiz, debate and recitation
Meet our team
Trained teachers who care
Every teacher receives regular training in child psychology, class management and effective teaching.
Rakib ChowdhuryPrincipal
Abdullah Al ImranVice-Principal
Ummu NusaibaFemale Admin and Arabic Teacher
Abdullah Al MamunAssistant Teacher, ArabicAdvisory board
Guided by respected scholars and educators
Evergreen is guided by an advisory board of experienced scholars, educators and professionals.
Campus life
A safe, joyful place to grow
Admission
Five simple steps
- 1Fill in the online admission form, or collect one from the office
- 2Two photos of the student and a copy of the birth certificate
- 3Two photos and an NID copy of the father or male guardian
- 4Visit the campus with your child
- 5Pay the admission fee
Tuition fees
| Fee | Play – Class 3 |
|---|---|
| Monthly fee | |
| Tuition | ৳2,500 |
| One-time fee | |
| Admission (one-time) | ৳10,000 |
Early admission offer
30% off the admission fee
Enrol by 15 December and pay ৳7,000 instead of ৳10,000.
All fees are in Bangladeshi taka.
Payment information
- The admission fee is paid at the time of admission.
Frequently asked questions
Which classes are open for admission?
For the 2027 session we are admitting students to Play, Nursery, KG and Class 1 to 3.
Which curriculum do you follow?
An NCTB-equivalent curriculum for general subjects, with our own curriculum for Quran, Arabic and Islamic studies.
Will my child do Hifz?
Yes. Hifz begins in Class 2. Every student completes at least five para, with full Hifz for those with the ability.
Are boys and girls taught separately?
After Class 3, boys and girls have separate classrooms and separate management. Boys are taught by male teachers and girls by female teachers.
What happens after Class 8?
A student can choose the SSC, Dakhil or Qawmi stream and is prepared accordingly.
Come and see Evergreen for yourself
Tour the campus, meet our teachers and ask anything about the curriculum.