Little Flower High School

We’re located on Chirag Ali Lane. It is one of those streets that feels like it’s been there forever. The buildings around us are older, and the lane itself can be quite narrow and crowded when school starts or ends. We’ve been operating out of this spot for a long time. The classrooms have high ceilings and those old-style windows that let in the morning light. It’s not a modern glass building by any means. We have to deal with the usual old-building problems, like creaky doors or the occasional plumbing issue that needs a quick fix. You can hear the sounds of the city right outside—the honking and the people talking—but inside, we try to focus on the lessons. The staff room is usually a bit messy with stacks of papers and half-empty tea cups. We don't have a big PR team writing our stuff. We just do the work ourselves. Most of the families who send their kids here have been in the neighborhood for years. You see the same faces at the local tea stall near the entrance. It’s a very grounded place. We don't use big words to describe what we do. We just open the gates, ring the bell, and start the day. There is a lot of history in these walls, and you can feel it when you walk through the corridors.