Little Flower Public School

Little Flower Public School is tucked away in Banashankari, specifically at No 2 in the IV Block, III Stage, 3rd Phase. It’s a bit of a mouthful to say the whole address, but most people just know us as the school in the neighborhood. We’ve been here for a long time, and the building is a familiar sight for the locals. The street outside is usually quiet until school starts or ends, then it gets pretty crowded for about thirty minutes. We have a modest setup here. The rooms aren't huge, but they fit the students and their desks well enough. There’s always a bit of a breeze if you’re in the right part of the building. Our day-to-day is pretty much what you’d expect. We deal with lost water bottles, scraped knees on the playground, and the occasional broken window. The staff room is a busy place where we try to coordinate who is doing what for the week. We don't use much fancy language or have grand decorations. It’s a plain, straightforward school. The walls have some old paint and the floors are worn down from years of kids walking on them, but it works for us. We just keep our heads down and focus on the teaching. When the sun starts to go down and the last of the staff leaves, the building feels very still. It’s just another day finished in the heart of Banashankari.