How to Enroll in an EBRR School
EBRR works with community schools across the Cox's Bazar refugee camps to provide structured education and certified examinations for Rohingya learners. Instruction is primarily in Rohingya and Burmese, with English literacy integrated from higher grades.
6-Step Enrollment Process
Enrollment is handled through your local school. Follow these steps to register your child.
Find a Registered School
Locate an EBRR-affiliated community school within your camp zone. Ask your camp community leader or check with the EBRR office to get the full list of participating schools in Cox's Bazar.
Visit the School Office
Go to the school's administration office and speak to the school coordinator. They will guide you through the enrollment process and explain which grade or level your child will be registered in.
Provide Basic Documents
Bring any available identity documents — a UNHCR registration card, birth record, or family document. Schools will not reject a student for lack of documents, but do bring what you have.
Complete Enrollment Form
The school coordinator will register the student in the EBRR system. Each student is assigned a unique Roll Number used to track attendance, exams, and results throughout their academic journey.
Begin Learning
Once enrolled, your child will be placed in classes and can participate in all EBRR-affiliated examinations. Regular attendance is important for eligibility to sit for end-of-term exams.
Receive Certified Results
After examinations, results are published through the EBRR portal. Students and families can check official results online using their Roll Number on our Results page.
Education Levels
EBRR supports three academic levels across the affiliated school network.
Kindergarten (KG)
Pre-Primary
Early childhood education laying the foundation for literacy, numeracy, and social development in Rohingya and Burmese.
Grades 1 – 5
Primary Level
Core literacy, numeracy, Islamic studies, and community-relevant subjects for foundational learners.
Grades 6 – 8
Junior Secondary
Expanded curriculum including science, language arts, and structured examinations for middle-grade learners.
Grades 9 – 12
Senior Secondary
Advanced studies preparing students for formal EBRR board examinations, certification, and future academic pathways.
Common Questions
What grades does EBRR cover?
EBRR supports the full academic ladder from Kindergarten (KG/Pre-Primary) through Grade 12, including Primary (1–5), Junior Secondary (6–8), and Senior Secondary (9–12).
What if my child has never been to school?
Children with no prior schooling are welcome. Schools will assess their level and place them in an appropriate class, including KG if needed.
Are girls and boys both accepted?
Yes. EBRR supports equal access to education for all children regardless of gender.
Can older learners enroll?
Yes. There is no strict age limit. Learners of various ages are enrolled across the camp network, including adults pursuing secondary education.
What language is teaching done in?
Instruction is primarily in Rohingya and Burmese, with English literacy integrated from higher grades.
How do I get my child's Roll Number?
Roll Numbers are issued by the school upon registration and recorded in the EBRR system. The school coordinator can provide this number at any time.
Still have questions?
Reach out to the EBRR board directly. We are happy to help schools and families navigate enrollment.