The Pinnacle School

If you walk through D-Block in Panchsheel Enclave, you'll find us tucked away. The Pinnacle School has been a part of this little corner for a long time. It’s a pretty quiet neighborhood, which helps when the kids are trying to focus in class. Most of the staff has been here for years, and we’ve seen brothers and sisters from the same families come through our doors one after the other. The building itself is older, with high ceilings and heavy wooden doors that sometimes creak when the wind blows. We don't go in for much showiness. Instead, you'll see a lot of chalk dust and stacks of notebooks on the desks. In the mornings, the gate gets a bit crowded with rickshaws and cars dropping kids off, but once the gates close, it’s just the usual hum of lessons. Sometimes the playground gets a bit dusty when the wind picks up, but the kids don’t seem to mind much. We spend our afternoons grading papers or sitting in the small staff room drinking tea and talking about what needs to happen the next day. It’s a steady kind of life here. There isn't any big secret to how we run things, we just show up and teach. Everyone knows where the office is if they need something, and the neighbors mostly know us by sight.