Kids World Pre School

Down on Road Number-3, just off Bagha Road in Begusarai, sits our little preschool. It’s a small building that stays busy from the early morning. We get a lot of noise from the main road, but the kids don't seem to mind much. The rooms are painted in bright colors, though there are plenty of handprints and scuff marks on the lower half of the walls. It’s a place where toddlers learn how to hold a pencil or share their toys. We have a lot of plastic blocks and worn-out picture books scattered around. The staff members are local people who have been looking after kids for years. Every day involves a lot of patience, especially when it’s time for the afternoon nap or when someone refuses to eat their lunch. Begusarai is a busy town, and parents are often in a rush, so we try to make the drop-off and pick-up as quick as possible. We don't have fancy playground equipment, just some basics and a bit of space to run. The morning starts with a lot of crying from the new ones, but by noon, it’s mostly just the sound of singing or games. It’s a simple, honest setup. We aren't trying to be a high-end academy; we are just a neighborhood school on Bagha Road where children can be themselves while their parents are at work. The front gate squeaks a bit when you open it, but we know it’s just part of our daily life. We've been here for a while now, watching the street change.