The state minister said that through the new monitoring system, students' attendance, the quality of teaching, and the actual learning situation will be closely supervised. Alongside this, work is underway to revise the curriculum to ensure age- and ability-appropriate, scientific, and joyful learning. He also mentioned eliminating disparities in learning hours in the new curriculum and giving importance to moral education, sports, and cultural activities.

During the visit, Bobby Hajjaj distributed mid-day meals among students and exchanged views with members of the mothers' committee and students. He said school feeding programs have been launched in 100 upazilas of the country and there are plans to expand it to all government primary schools within next year. Reviewing the World Food Programme (WFP) feeding activities in Madhabpur, inclusion into the government's own program is also being considered.

At that time, World Food Programme (WFP) Head of Programme Jesi Wood, the local Member of Parliament, and officials of the administration and education department were present.