Baby Moon High School

We’ve been here in Braman Bazar for quite some time now. Most people around Nizampet know where we are, right in the middle of everything in Khammam. It’s a busy spot but we like it that way. The building isn't fancy, just a regular place where kids come to learn their lessons and run around during the breaks. We started out small because there was a need for a school right here in the neighborhood so parents wouldn't have to send their little ones too far away. Every morning, you can hear the noise of the students arriving and the teachers getting things ready for the day. It’s a lot of work keeping everything organized, but we manage. We have classrooms for different ages and a bit of space for them to play. The furniture is mostly wooden and shows a bit of wear, but it serves its purpose just fine. Most of our staff lives nearby too, so we all know each other’s families. It feels more like a big house than a formal institution sometimes. We don't have those big shiny gates or huge gardens, but we make sure the kids have their books and a place to sit. On rainy days, it gets a bit muddy outside in the bazar, but the kids don't seem to mind much. We just focus on getting through the syllabus and making sure everyone shows up on time. It's just a normal school doing its thing here.