Sesomu School

We are out here on National Hailway 11 in Adsar Bass. It's a busy spot in Shri Dungargarh, Bikaner. Most days start early for us before the heat really kicks in. The school is right there on the highway, so everyone knows where we are. We've got the usual classrooms and a bit of space outside for the kids to run around. It gets quite dusty sometimes, that's just how it is in this part of Rajasthan. People from the nearby villages and the town send their children here. We see the same faces every morning at the gate. It isn't a fancy place, just a regular school where things get done. The bell rings, lessons happen, and then everyone heads home in the afternoon. Sometimes the traffic on the road is loud, but we've gotten used to it over the years. We keep the place as clean as we can, though the sand finds its way into everything. It's a simple setup. Teachers come in from around the area, and we all just try to get through the curriculum. There is a lot of routine. Some days are long, especially when it's hot, but the kids keep things moving. We don't have a big office or anything like that. Just some desks and chairs and the boards. It is a local place for local families. That’s about it for what we do here in Shri Dungargarh. We just show up and do the work.