Heartiest congratulations to Mohammed Hubibe and Mohammed Yasser, students of Life Destination High School, for successfully completing their three-month Basic ICT Course.
We are truly grateful for this valuable opportunity, especially under the challenging circumstances of the Rohingya Refugee Camp in Bangladesh. Learning essential digital skills in such an environment is a remarkable achievement.
We also extend our sincere appreciation to thier trainer for his well-teaching and our social media influencer, Saya Anuwar Sadek who tried this opportunity possible.
We encourage every student to gain basic ICT and digital skills, as today’s world is increasingly driven by technology and digital innovation. These skills will open doors to future learning, employment, and personal development.
Congratulations once again, and we wish both students continued success in their educational journey.
Mohammed Hubibe receiving his certificate from his trainer Mohammed Yasser receiving his certificate from his trainer
A devastating incident has occurred following heavy rainfall in the Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh. A major landslide struck an Arabic learning center, leaving approximately 50 female students trapped beneath the debris.
Rescue operations are currently underway, and authorities are working tirelessly to reach those affected. At this time, the exact number of casualties has not been confirmed. Some reports indicate that between 10 and 20 female students may have lost their lives. Death tool is increasing.
We sincerely request everyone to keep the students, teachers, and their families in your prayers. May Allah (SWT) protect those still in danger, grant a swift and complete recovery to the injured, and shower His mercy upon those who have lost their lives. Ameen.
We are truly grateful that the United Council of Rohingya UCR initially introduced a Recognition and Appreciation Ceremony to honor the outstanding students who achieved excellent results in the final examination conducted by the Examination Board of Rohingya Refugees (EBRR).
It is also a moment of great pride and excitement that eight students from our institution, Life Destination High School, who have passed in Grade-12 have been recognized among the award recipients for their remarkable academic achievements.
We sincerely congratulate our students on this outstanding success and wish them continued excellence in their educational journey in future.
The students of our school, Life Destination holding and bonding each other in order to show the power of unity during they took part in playing the football tournament organized by the school committee.
There is also a saying that ” Being unity is the power of bringing peace in a society.”
Today, we proudly announce the 2025/2026 final examination results for our Primary, Middle, and High School students. Congratulations to our learners on their dedication and achievements. May this milestone inspire continued growth.
Enrollment for the 2026/2027 academic year is now open! We welcome new families to join our community and secure their child’s place with us.
For more inquiries, please contact our admissions office.
All of our respected teachers work together with unity and dedication, ensuring fairness and equal treatment for every student in correcting the exam papers. Their collective efforts not only correct mistakes but also build a disciplined and supportive learning environment where every student feels valued and tranquility in encouraging them to grow.
Mohammed Salim, a Grade-11 student of our Life Destination High School , Camp 6, secured third place in the essay writing competition organized by the Rohingya Human Rights Network as part of the 16 Days of Activism. We are proud of his achievement and appreciate the continued dedication of our teachers who guide and support our learners.
Salim is one of the most talented students through the whole Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh. If Refugee students like Salim would have the opportunity of higher studies, they would definitely secure the global standard achievements like engineers, MBBS, Pilot, Lawyer, Astronomy, scientist and so on. We are greatly in hope of getting opportunity in their future.
Every year, we have been carrying the football tournament of our students. It brings unity, peace, remembrance of Arakan and joyous to them. Or every single moment of thier movements needs opportunity to show thier talents to the world.
Photography
Anuwar Sadek ( Social media influencer at Life Destination High School)
Our Mid-Term Examination Hall in different centres. Thank you every student for your punctual attendance.
Exam Hall-1, our primary level with over 250 studentsExam Hall-2, our middle level with over 100 studentsExam Hall-3, our middle and high level with 70 studentsExam Hall-4, our high level with 50 students Exam Hall-5, our middle and primary level with 60 studentsExam Hall-6, our primary and middle level with 90 studentsExam Hall at Camp-based Exam Board, our Grade-12 with 15 students
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Our Grade-1 has 110 students but they are invisible in the Exam hall because their Examination is being conducted orally.
The total students of Life Destination High School, Kutupang Refugee Camp, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh is 745 plus.
Name: Robi Alam Date of Birth: 01 August 2003 Place of Birth: Dabinshara Village, Buthidaung Township, Arakan State, Myanmar Religion: Islam
Early Life and Family
My name is Robi Alam. My father’s name is Noor Alam, and my mother’s name is Lalu. I was born into a humble and soft-spoken family in the northern part of Buthidaung Township, Arakan State, Myanmar. I am the eldest among ten siblings.
My father was a team leader of workers and also managed a small shop in our village, while my mother was a housewife. My childhood was simple. I enjoyed playing different games with my friends, especially football, which remains my favorite.
Education and Refugee Life
I began my education at the kindergarten primary school in my village. I was always curious, disciplined, and eager to learn new things. However, my life changed drastically in 2017, when violence against the Rohingya community forced my family to flee Myanmar and take refuge in Bangladesh.
When we first arrived in Bangladesh, a kind man welcomed us with food. That was the moment I realized I had become a “refugee.” Despite this painful reality, I did not lose hope.
In the refugee camp, I continued my studies. From Grade 1 to 5, I studied under Mr. Md Shomin, who also taught me Rohingya language and culture. In 2019, I enrolled at Life Destination High School, where I am now studying in Class 10 with honesty and dedication.
Career and Achievements
Alongside my studies, I pursued opportunities to build my skills. I applied to an INGO called FIVDB and, after an interview, was selected as a teacher. This experience allowed me to contribute to my community by teaching younger children.
In 2022, I participated in a competition organized by CODEC INGO, where I proudly achieved first position among all schools in Camp 06.
Challenges and Struggles
My journey has been marked by great hardship. As a Rohingya, I have faced persecution and discrimination in Myanmar.
On 10 October 2016, while I was in school, the military suddenly arrived and forced us out. Soon after, they burned houses in a nearby village (ဘုန်းတော်ပြင်) and killed many innocent people.
On 25 August 2017, the genocide against my people escalated. Soldiers began killing, raping, and burning houses. I remember a man in my village who was beaten simply for going out to catch fish after 9:00 pm. Terrified, my family and I searched for safety but found none, and finally, with tears and fear, we fled across the border into Bangladesh.
Hope
Today, I live in the world’s largest refugee camp in Bangladesh. Despite the challenges, I remain determined to pursue higher education and to work for a brighter future. My dream is to inspire other Rohingya students never to give up, no matter how difficult life becomes.
Education is my path to freedom, dignity, and hope. I believe it is not just for me, but for all. I will continue to strive with honesty, discipline, and faith to make a positive impact on the world.
Robi Alam, a Grade-10 student from Life Destination High School, begins to write his autobiography and others related true stories after gaining a productive training called “Beginners Writing’s Workshop.”
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