Bhai Behlo Public School

We’ve been here on Andia Wali Road in Mansa for a good while now. Most days start early with the buses rolling in and the dust kicking up a bit near the gate. It’s a busy spot, especially when parents are dropping off their kids on scooters in the morning. Inside, things are pretty much what you’d expect from a local school. There’s the constant sound of desks moving and teachers talking through the open windows. We aren't a fancy place with big glass buildings or anything, just a solid brick school where the kids come to learn their lessons. Sometimes the fans are humming loud in the summer heat, and you can hear the kids playing out back during the break. Mansa is a small enough place that everyone kind of knows each other, so we see a lot of familiar faces every morning. We deal with the usual stuff like leaky taps or needing to paint the hallway every other summer. It’s just how it is running a school here. The staff mostly lives nearby, so we walk or bike in. We just keep things moving, making sure the classrooms are ready and the kids have their books. There’s always something to fix or someone looking for a lost sweater. It’s a lot of work but it’s our daily life here in this part of town. We just try to keep the place running right for the families around us.