Indraprastha International School

Indraprastha International School sits in Sector 10 Dwarka. It’s a big building, and you can’t really miss it if you’re driving through this part of the sub-city. Dwarka is full of schools, but this one has its own rhythm. The morning rush is something else, with the metro nearby and all the buses trying to navigate the turns. Once you get inside the gates, things settle down a bit. The playground is where most of the action happens before the sun gets too high. We have large windows in the classrooms, which lets in a lot of light, but also means we hear the sounds of the street sometimes. It’s not a perfectly quiet place, but it’s real. The staff room is always cluttered with registers and half-empty water bottles. We don't have a big marketing team or anything like that; we just have people who show up and do the work. The floors get scuffed up by the end of the week, and the walls have those little marks where kids have leaned against them. It’s a practical space. When the wind blows, you get that specific Dwarka dust everywhere, so there’s always someone sweeping. It feels like a small village inside a big city. We know the local shops and the rickshaw pullers who wait outside. It is just a regular part of the neighborhood life here in Sector 10 and we like the people we meet every day.