Among the subjects were Bengali, English, Mathematics, History, Geography, Islam and Hinduism.

in 1844 in order to upgrade the school to high English school, Mr. Shree Ranada Kumar Chowdhury, the landlord of four and a half anne, living in Dhaka, took the initiative of "Shri Akshay Kumar Gupta" in charge of the then officer-in-charge of Kendua.

In the year 1926, according to the letter submitted by Professor "Mahim Chandra Chowdhury" of "Pala Chowdhury" of Chitholia village, Chitolia village received a grant of Tk 4000 based on the assurance of receiving Tk 4000 in a session of the school committee held on 06-1-1926, after getting the name of the school.

The name of the school with the name of a flock is "Kendua spray-ins Tutition "instead of" Kandua-Jayehri-Spray Institution ".

As the school is under the bilateral education plan, significant government grants are received for scientific equipment, furniture and school-house donations.