The Learning School System (TLS) was established in 2005 under the supervision of Awami Development Organization (ADO) and funded by the Embassy of Japan. This initiative was launched to provide quality education to deprived and ultra-poor children of the community, ensuring that no child is left behind due to financial constraints.

Initially, the school began with 75 students, but through dedication and consistent support, the number has now grown to over 900 enrolled students. TLS follows an international curriculum that promotes creativity, critical thinking, and moral development. The school also emphasizes teacher training, computer literacy, and co-curricular activities to ensure a well-rounded education for every child.

Today, The Learning School System stands as a model of excellence in community-based education, enabling marginalized children to access quality learning opportunities and shape brighter futures.