Radcliffe School

We’re located right on the Bye Pass Road in Agra, specifically at J-34. It’s a busy spot because of the cars and trucks constantly going by, so there is always a bit of noise from the street. The school building is pretty tall and stands out a bit from the neighbors. Inside, the hallways are wide enough for the kids to line up for their morning assembly. We have a lot of windows that look out over the road. The classrooms are filled with the usual stuff—posters on the walls, stacks of notebooks, and rows of chairs that always seem to be scraping across the floor. Our staff rooms are usually a bit cluttered with papers and tea mugs. We don't try to make it look like a palace; it’s just a place for learning. The sun hits the front of the building quite hard in the afternoons, so we keep the curtains pulled. Parents usually drop their kids off at the main gate, which can get a bit congested at eight in the morning. We have a small playground area in the back, but it's mostly paved. People in the area know us as that big school on the corner. It’s a lot of work keeping everything running smoothly, especially when it’s hot outside, but we just keep at it every day. The teachers are mostly local folks who have been teaching in Agra for a long time now.