Holy Pen School And Collage

On 15 March 1965, residents of Motijheel AGB Colony opened Ideal School as a primary school in the heart of Dhaka. It became a junior school in 1968 and a full high school in 1972. In 1973 its students sat the SSC examination for the first time and earned outstanding results.

In the 1990-91 session, under a government directive, a college section for girls opened on the east side of the Motijheel campus. The Shaheed Minar built in 2009, in memory of language martyrs and through the contribution of late principal Md. Faizur Rahman, is one of the campus's points of pride.

In 2003 the English version opened at the Motijheel campus with admissions in classes 6 and 7, and by 2005 it extended through class 10.

In 2009, under the new governing body, a modern twelve-storey English-version building was constructed with the school's own funds at a cost of about 10 crore taka. Classes continue there successfully.

In 1996 the Banasree branch opened in the Rampura residential area, then part of Khilgaon, on six bighas of land with 702 students. The foundation of the new building was laid in 2005, and classes moved there in 2007.

The English version opened here in 2012, and the building was later extended upward.

On 2 March 2011 this branch opened on one acre in Mugda to serve students from Khilgaon and Sabujbag. On 8 June the same year, the Hon'ble Prime Minister formally laid the foundation and inaugurated the new academic building.

Work is continuing on a five-storey building designed for eight storeys.

The college section opened in 1990 with Science and Humanities for girls, and Business Studies followed in 1993. English-version Science was added in 2014. About 2,100 girls now study in classes 11 and 12.