Oyster Internationl School

We’ve been over here at Plot No. B-3, 4 in Eco City for a while now. The morning starts early around Pathardi with the staff getting things ready before the buses pull in. It’s a busy spot near Sr 323/1/1, and you’ll usually find someone sweeping the front or checking the gates. This place is basically where we spend most of our daylight hours. The kids are loud, obviously, but that is just how a school works. Inside Oyster International School, the walls have some drawings stuck up and there is always a bit of dust on the windowsills from the Nashik breeze. We don’t really do fancy speeches here; we just make sure the rooms are open and the lessons get started on time. Most of us live nearby, so we know the local traffic and which shops are good for lunch. Sometimes the power goes out for a minute and we just wait it out. It is a plain building but it does the job for the families around here. If you walk past, you might hear the bell or just the sound of chairs scraping across the floor. We keep a few plants in the corner, though they don’t always get watered as much as they should. It’s just a normal day-to-day operation where we try to keep things moving. We aren't trying to impress anyone with big words, we just want the kids to have their desks and their books ready every single morning.