Bangladesh’s biggest talent contest for kids and teens

Chattogram Bureau :

Marks All-Rounder, the biggest talent testing competition for children and teenagers in Bangladesh, has started. Students from all schools and colleges (play group to 12th grade) and equivalent educational institutions in Bangladesh can participate in this competition. Competition groups and subjects: Play-4th: Junior School. Subjects: Singing, dancing, acting, drawing, recitation, storytelling. 5th-8th: Middle School. Subjects: Singing, dancing, acting, drawing, recitation, oral presentation. 9th-12th: High School and College.

Subjects: Singing, dancing, acting, drawing, recitation, oral presentation. In Marks All-Rounder, the top 3 all-rounders from 3 groups will each receive a scholarship of 15 lakh taka and the winners of various levels will receive a total of gifts and scholarships worth more than 1 crore taka. In the grand finale, the first runner-up and second runner-up of the 3 groups will each receive a scholarship of 5 lakhs and 3 lakhs taka. The top 3 in each of the 6 subjects of the 3 groups, a total of 54 best performers, will receive gold, silver and bronze medals respectively. The educational institutions of the champions of the 3 groups at the national level will receive 1 computer each. The Marks All-Rounder will be held in three stages: regional, divisional and national.

This week, the regional phase of Marks Allrounder competition was held at: Comilla (Chauddagram) – Batisa Secondary Girls School, Chouddagram, Bibaria – Niaz Muhammad High School, Brahmanbaria, Lakshmipur – Mandari Multipurpose High School, Mandari, Sadar, Lakshmipur, Chandpur – Chandpur Government Technical School and College, Chandpur, Jessore – Madhusudan Taraprasanna Girls School and College, Jessore and Magura – Magura Government High School, Magura. The next regional phase competition will be held in Sylhet, Natore and Pabna districts.
In this way, 100 regional phases will be held across the country in phases.