Adams School

We are over in the Sahajanand Complex in Isanpur. It’s a bit of a crowded area with all the shops and people moving about, but we’ve carved out our own space here. Most of the parents like it because they can get their errands done nearby after they drop the kids off. The classrooms aren't massive, but they fit enough desks for the groups we have. Sometimes the hallway gets a bit loud when classes change, but that’s just how it goes with kids. We’ve been at this address for a good while now. Ahmedabad is always changing, but this corner of Isanpur feels pretty much the same as it always has. We don't have a big playground or anything, just the rooms in the complex where the teaching happens. We try to keep the place tidy, though it’s hard with so many feet coming through the door every morning. There’s usually someone at the front desk if a parent needs to drop off a lunchbox they forgot. It’s a simple setup. We don’t put on a show or try to look like those big international schools. We just provide a place for students to sit down and learn their lessons. Most of our staff have been around for years and they know most of the families by name. It’s a practical way to run a school. We stay busy from morning until the last kid heads home in the afternoon. It works for us.