Loyola Public School

Guntur is home for us, and Loyola Public School is quite a big place. You can’t really miss it if you’re in the area. We have a lot of ground to cover, so the staff is always on the move. The buildings are solid and have that old-school look to them. During the summer, the ground gets cracked from the heat, but the kids don't seem to mind when they’re out there playing. We have a lot of rooms and long corridors that stay cool even when it's burning outside. It’s a very busy place from eight in the morning until the afternoon. We see thousands of feet walking these halls every day. We don't use much technology in our daily admin work, just paper and pens for the most part. The kitchen staff stays busy making sure there is food for those who need it. It’s a bit of a trek from one end of the campus to the other. We often find ourselves tired by the time the weekend comes around. Guntur is a place where people work hard, and we try to do the same here. We don't have a lot of polish, just a commitment to keeping the school open and the students safe. When the last bus leaves, the silence is quite something. We just lock the doors and start thinking about the schedule for tomorrow morning.