Viswajyothi Public School

Down in Kidangoor, near Angamaly, you'll find Viswajyothi Public School. It’s a fairly large place. We spend our days dealing with everything from leaky pens to big exams. The campus has a lot of concrete and some green spots. Students arrive in those yellow buses or get dropped off by their parents. It gets pretty hectic around 8:00 AM. We have a bunch of classrooms across different floors. The stairs are always busy between periods. Our office is usually a bit messy with forms and schedules pinned to the walls. We don't put on a show; it's just a school. Teachers are often seen carrying piles of books across the yard. The canteen gets a bit crowded at lunch. It smells like local snacks most afternoons. We have some trees that provide a bit of relief from the sun. The gatekeepers know most of the faces that come in and out. Sometimes we have events that take up the whole day, and those are usually exhausting for the staff. Most of the time, though, it’s just quiet studying and the sound of teachers talking. We’ve been in Kidangoor for years, so we’re used to the local pace. It’s a practical setup for everyone involved. There’s always a bell ringing for something. We just do our bit to keep the place running. It’s work, but it’s what we do here in Angamaly.