We are delighted to receive a meaningful collection of books by Rohingya author Mayyu Ali, along with the Mirasnama Book Series — a collection featuring BOSON (Rohingya proverbs), SOLLUK (Rohingya riddles), TARANA (Rohingya folksongs), and other cultural education books. #rrilc
Learning Beyond Displacement. Every Rohingya child has a story. Today, we want to share the story of one of our students at RRILC, Mohammed Shahid. He is a bright and curious student who enjoys learning and hopes for a better future. #RRILC
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On 25 August, we remember the Rohingya lives lost and honor every survivor of persecution. Our suffering did not begin in 2017; many Rohingya families have been living as refugees since 1991–1992.
Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh say access to food, clean water and education is worsening as humanitarian funding declines. Nearly 1.2 million rely on aid.
Al Jazeera’s @tanvirbengal reports from Cox’s Bazar.
Last week, RRILC teachers had the opportunity to join a roundtable discussion on “How Far Is the Future of Rohingya Repatriation?”, organized by Bay Insight and Embolden Bangladesh.
What has RRILC taught you?
From confidence to kindness, teamwork to big dreams, our students share the little experiences that are making a big impact on their future.
A Proud Moment for RRILC!
We are delighted that our Assistant Teacher, Jannatul Bokiya, and our student, Jesmin, delivered speeches on the importance of girls’ education during the inauguration of the Secondary Girls’ School in Nayapara Registered Refugee Camp.
When Rubi first joined our learning centre in January 2025, she was shy and lacked confidence. Like many Rohingya refugee children, she had faced loss, hardship, and limited access to education.
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In Bangladesh’s Rohingya refugee camps, monsoon season can be a matter of life and death.
Families live in shelters on steep hillsides where landslides can destroy homes.
As rainfall subsides, communities are repairing damage and recovering from the impact of recent storms.
📚 Mid-Term Examination 2026!
As our students begin their mid-term examinations on 6 August 2026, we wish each of you the very best. May your hard work and preparation shine through in every exam. Stay calm, stay focused, and believe in yourself.
Behind every lesson in Nayapara Refugee Camp is determination.
In this video, a student from Grade 7 and another student from Grade 5 share their experiences and explain why improving learning spaces matters.
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What is RRILC?
RRILC (Rohingya Refugee Ideal Learning Centre) is a community-led educational institution in Nayapara Registered Refugee Camp, Bangladesh.
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