Govt.Boys High School Dareeche Bawahir

Our school is tucked away in Pitampura, right in the middle of all the Delhi hustle. It’s a boys' high school, so you can imagine it gets pretty rowdy during the day. We’ve got teenagers running through the halls and trying to get to class before the bell stops ringing. The building has seen many years, and you can tell by the way the stairs are worn down in the middle. We don’t really do anything special or fancy. It’s just about getting the boys through their secondary education so they can figure out what to do next with their lives. On hot days, the fans hum loudly in the classrooms, and we try to keep the windows open for some air. The staff room is usually a bit of a mess with stacks of notebooks and tea cups everywhere. We talk about the kids who are struggling and the ones who are doing okay. It’s a lot of work keeping up with hundreds of boys every single day. We deal with the usual school stuff like exams, sports day, and the occasional broken window. Living and working in Delhi means we are used to the noise from the street coming inside. People in the area know us simply as the local boys' school. We just show up, do the job, and hope the kids learn something useful before they head home in the afternoon. It's a busy life but it's what we know.