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Alo Aro Alo is the motto of one of the most renowned school of Bangladesh, Government Laboratory High School situated in the capital Dhaka. This school has a great reputation for spreading the light of knowledge among its students for the past 50 years and has been rigorously working on nurturing some of the best young talents of Bangladesh. Thus Alo Aro Alo, which in Bengali stands for the ayat of the Holy Qur'an "Noorun Ala Noor" has been a perfect match for this historical school.

The Monogram

[[:Image:Glhs-monoram.jpg|thumb|right|The Monogram of Government Laboratory High School]] In 1961, after being transferred to the present location at NAEM road, the Teachers' Training College felt the necessity of a laboratory school which will simultaneously fulfill their purpose and open a new door for the students. The monogram of the school was designed by internationally renowned, one of the greatest artist of Bangladesh, Zainul Abedin(1914-1976). The monogram is a beautifully colored logo, perfectly contrasted with the three primary colors, Red, Green and Blue.

In the monogram, the name of the school is embedded inside a circle followed by its location and is separated by two red stars. The inner portion of the monogram has the writing Alo Aro Alo and the establishment year. The center of the monogram shows a book emitting light from it, proving the motto of the school.

The Song

A song was introduced in the 49th years celebration of the school, entitled same as the motto Alo Aro Alo, by one of the most leading metal singer of Bagnladesh, 'Bassbaba' Sumon, who was a former singer of the school.