The 21st of February is a significant day at Alor Poth School, as it commemorates International Mother Language Day. This day is observed to honor the language martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the recognition of the Bengali language in 1952. The school organizes various events and activities to celebrate this important occasion.

The day typically begins with a solemn ceremony where students, teachers, and staff pay tribute to the language martyrs by placing flowers at the Shaheed Minar, a symbolic monument. This is followed by cultural programs that include poetry recitations, songs, and dance performances that highlight the beauty and richness of the Bengali language and culture.

Students also participate in essay writing and art competitions, where they express their thoughts and creativity on the theme of language and cultural heritage. The school emphasizes the importance of preserving and promoting the mother tongue, encouraging students to take pride in their linguistic and cultural identity.

Overall, the 21st of February at Alor Poth School is a day of reflection, celebration, and learning, fostering a deep appreciation for the Bengali language and its historical significance.