Jamia Tul Banat Barkat E Fatima

You’ll find Jamia Tul Banat Barkat E Fatima right near the Richha Railway Station in Baheri. Being on the Nainital Road means there’s always some kind of movement outside, whether it’s people heading to the station or travelers passing through Bareilly. The sound of the trains is something you just get used to after a while; it becomes part of the background of the day. The school itself is a place where girls from around the area come to study. It’s a fairly quiet atmosphere inside, which is a nice change from the busy road. We don’t have a lot of big slogans or fancy equipment, just classrooms and teachers doing their jobs. The building has that lived-in feel, with old doors and windows that have seen a lot of seasons. In the mornings, you see the students arriving, some walking and others coming in from the nearby villages. Baheri is a small town, so everyone kind of knows where the school is. We spend our time managing the classes and making sure the grounds are kept up as best as we can. It isn't always easy keeping everything running smoothly, especially when the weather gets rough, but we manage. It’s a simple place with a focus on teaching, and we’re just here every day to keep the doors open and the lessons going. We aren't trying to be anything other than a local school doing its work.