Sun Rise Public School

Our school, Sun Rise Public School, is tucked away in Avas Vikas Colony, Phase II. We are right on Stadium Road in Bulandshahr, so we hear a lot of noise when there is a match or some practice going on at the stadium. It’s a decent spot for a school because it’s mostly residential around here. People know us as the school near the big park. We’ve got a couple of buildings that we’ve added to over the years as more families moved into the colony. The hallways are narrow and the walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but they are full of charts the kids made. In the summer, the heat can be a bit much, but we have fans in every room that hum all day long. I usually spend my mornings checking the gates and making sure the water coolers are filled up for the afternoon. Parents drop by often just to chat or ask about their kids' grades. It’s not a very formal place. We know most of the parents by name. Sometimes we have to deal with monkeys on the roof, which causes a bit of a stir in the classrooms. We just do our best to keep things running smoothly without too much fuss. It's a lot of paperwork and making sure the bells ring on time. The kids seem happy enough, playing cricket in the small yard we have during their lunch break or after classes.