Chittagong Grammar School (CGS) Dhaka

Founded in 1992, the school is committed to holistic development, academic rigor, and the cultivation of ethical values and 21st-century competencies. It emphasizes a "Golden Triangle" of communication between the school, students, and parents, while fostering a culture of environmental stewardship, social equity, and global citizenship. The school aims to empower independent learners who are prepared to serve their community and navigate the challenges of the future.

The school follows a British curriculum, offering O’ Level and A’ Level pathways. The Lower School (Pre-Play to Class 2) utilizes a thematic, cross-curricular approach, while the Middle School (Classes 3 to 8) introduces formal examinations and subject-specific study. The Upper School (Classes 9 to 12) focuses on advanced academic preparation, including Accounting, Sciences, Humanities, and Business Studies, alongside the Bangladesh National Curriculum.

Graduates of CGS are prepared for elite global universities, with the school serving as a designated SAT examination centre. In 2025, students achieved a 96% pass rate in O’ Level examinations, with 70% of candidates achieving A, A, or B grades. At the A’ Level stage, 48% of students attained A, A, or B grades.

The school is dedicated to the holistic development of every student and provides inclusive resources to challenge and inspire learners of all abilities. Professional career counselors are engaged to guide students, particularly from Class 7 onwards, in selecting O’ Level subjects based on their individual aptitudes and interests. Additionally, the school emphasizes emotional, physical, and social development alongside academic growth.

The school follows a structured admission process that includes submitting an application, an entrance exam, and a candidate interview. Admissions are managed across three distinct campuses based on the student's age and grade level, with decisions typically communicated within three days. Prospective families are encouraged to contact the specific campus relevant to their child's entry point.

The school operates on an academic calendar that spans the 2025/2026 school year. Specific term dates and holiday schedules are maintained for student and parent reference.

The school operates across three specialized campuses in Chattogram: the Lower School in Panchlaish, the Middle School on Chatteshwari Road, and the Upper School on Sarson Road. These campuses are equipped with modern infrastructure and research resources designed to support a rigorous academic environment. The school also maintains dedicated facilities for extracurricular activities, including sports and arts.

CGS offers a diverse range of extracurricular activities, including athletics, school clubs, and after-school programs. Students participate in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, which is a mandatory component of the school's character-building framework. Additionally, the school is a member of the Round Square global network, providing students with opportunities for international conferences, exchanges, and local service projects.