Radiant Public School

If you go down Gali No 2 in Arrah, you’ll find Radiant Public School tucked away. It’s a narrow lane, so it can get a bit tight when parents are dropping off their children in the morning. We’ve been operating out of this spot for a while now, and the neighbors are used to the noise. The building isn't very tall, but we’ve used the space the best we can. Inside, it’s mostly narrow hallways and rooms filled with students who live nearby. We don’t have a big grand entrance, just a door that leads into the main area. The walls are painted a simple color, and we hang up some of the drawings the younger kids do to brighten things up a bit. It’s the kind of school where everyone knows everyone else’s name. The teachers often chat with the parents right at the gate because there isn't much room for a big waiting area. During the breaks, the sound of children playing fills the whole alley. It’s a bit of a squeeze sometimes, but we make it work. We focus on the books and making sure the students are where they need to be. There aren't many frills here, just some desks, chairs, and a lot of chalk. We like being part of this little pocket of Arrah. It’s honest work, and we just take it one day at a time, making sure the kids get their schooling in a place that feels familiar to them and their families. It isn't much, but it's ours.