Sanskar International School

Our school is out in Parasoli, which is part of the Bhilwara district. It’s a bit away from the main town center, so it feels more open and less cramped than schools in the city. The landscape around here is quite dry for most of the year, and you can see the hills in the distance on a clear day. We have a school bus that goes around the local villages to pick up the students, and it’s usually the first thing we hear in the morning. The building itself is spread out with enough space for a small playground and some dusty patches where the kids play cricket. Inside, the rooms are simple. We have desks that have been scratched by many pens over the years. The teachers usually arrive a bit early to write the day's notes on the boards. We get a lot of wind blowing through the corridors, which helps keep the place cool, but it also brings in a lot of sand. During the rainy season, the whole area turns surprisingly green for a few weeks, and the kids love watching the rain from the windows. We keep a simple routine here, starting with a song and ending with the final bell. There isn't any fancy equipment, just the usual stuff needed for a regular school day. We are just people from the local community working together to keep the school running smoothly. It’s a quiet life out here and we don't need much else to get through the week.