Vision Public School

We've been here at Karji House in Ahiyapur for a while now. It's a busy part of Muzaffarpur and people know where we are. Vision Public School isn't fancy, just a place where kids come to learn their lessons and run around during the breaks. My desk is usually covered in papers and the hallways get pretty loud when the bell rings. That’s just how a school is, I guess. We have the usual classrooms and a bit of space outside. Parents stop by the gate to talk or drop off lunch boxes they forgot. Ahiyapur has changed over the years but our building stays mostly the same. Some days are long, especially when the weather is too hot or it’s raining hard outside, but we manage to get through the syllabus. It's not just about the books though. The kids here are from around the neighborhood. You see them growing up from small children to teenagers. We try to keep things organized but sometimes it's a bit chaotic with everyone moving around. The teachers here live nearby too. We just do our jobs and hope the students learn something useful for their lives later on. It’s a local school, nothing more. If you walk past Karji House, you’ll probably hear the kids reciting their lessons. It's a familiar sound for us now. We’ve stayed in this spot because it works for the families in Muzaffarpur. We aren't trying to be the biggest or anything, just a regular school.