Witty International School

We are out at Gat No 74 in Yeola. If you know the area, you know it’s a bit away from the main town center, which gives us a bit more space. Yeola is famous for its sarees, and many of the people who work here or send their kids here have been in this area for generations. We don’t try to act like a big-city school. We are just a local place where we try to provide a decent environment for the children. The building is solid and does the job. Our days start early, usually with the sound of the school buses pulling into the yard. We have a small group of staff who wear many hats—sometimes the person in the office is also helping out with the playground supervision. That’s just how it is in a place like this. We don’t have a fancy PR team, so what you see is what you get. We spend our time looking after the classrooms and making sure the kids have what they need for their lessons. The weather here can be quite dry, so we try to keep some greenery around the gat to make it look a bit better. It is a straightforward, no-nonsense kind of place. We just focus on the work at hand and try to make sure every child is looked after properly during the day.