Kendro Mathiura Govt. Primary School 2.43

Kandro Mathiura Govt. primary School is one of the oldest school in Sylhet district. That time Mathiura was a Mouza of Asam province in British India. It is a famous school in this area because of its historical background and output. It is the root of formal education in Mathiura Union. It established as a formal institute at 1880. Before it established as formal school there was informal educational activities in The Jame Mosjid since 1833 mainly Arabic and religious. At time of it establishment it was an English medium school. Then the school management body opened another branch of the school for formal Islamic education was called M.E Madresha. After long time continuing as a primary school the people of this locality established another branch for study higher class and that branch was called junior high school.


M.E Madresha and Mathiura junior high school at present not with their mother institute. Those were decentralised for the demand time and big place. M E Madresha till continuing its activities as Mathiura Alia Madresha in Eidgah and Mathiura junior high school as Mathiura high school in Mathiura bazaar. Most interesting things is, the founder, teachers of these two institutes were the student of Mathiura model Govt primary school.

This school produced lots talented student those who are well-known in the home and abroad. All most all of the famous persons of Mathiura union were the student of this school. The first University graduate and post graduate of Beanibazar upozilla from Aligorh University were the student of this school. The Students of this school till now teaching students from primary to University very successfully. The student of this school proved themselves as the best one in the many top universities in the world when they were studied with various countries people. Many of the persons who did their primary study in the school now working in UK, US, Canada and other development country as professional. People of this locality are proud for the school. It is part of the history.