Rps Public Senior Secondary School

We've been here on Rewari Road for a while now. Most people in Narnaul know where we are. It’s a busy spot, especially in the mornings when the buses pull in and the street gets crowded. The building is a bit older, and we’re always fixing something, whether it’s a leaky tap or a squeaky door in the math wing. We have about forty teachers here. They all live nearby, so you see them at the market or the bus stop too. The kids come from all over, some from the city and some from the smaller villages out toward the highway. There’s a big playground in the back that gets really dusty in the summer, but the kids don't seem to mind. They play cricket there during the breaks. Inside, the rooms are painted a light yellow, which looked nice five years ago but now has some scuffs from bags hitting the walls. We keep the fans running all day because it gets quite hot here. In the winter, the morning air is crisp and you can see the fog rolling in off the fields near the road. We usually start the day with a bit of a hustle to get everyone inside where it's a little warmer. It’s just a normal place where people come to work and learn. Nothing fancy, just desks, benches, and a lot of notebooks. The gates stay open until late afternoon when the last staff member heads home.