Phulora Public School

Out here on Malegaon Road, things stay pretty busy. We are located in Taroda Budruk, which is a part of Nanded that most locals know well. Phulora Public School is basically a collection of classrooms and a yard where the kids run around during their breaks. It’s nothing like those big, shiny schools you see in the city center. We deal with the dusty road and the sounds of trucks passing by all day long. Most of the staff live nearby, so we just walk or take a quick ride to get here. The gate is usually open by seven in the morning. We spend a lot of time talking to parents who stop by after work or on their way to the market. The building has seen many seasons, and it shows a little bit, but it does the job. We have desks, blackboards, and a lot of energy from the students. It’s a local school for local families. We don’t have a marketing team writing stuff for us. We just handle the admissions, the lessons, and the occasional scraped knee on the playground. It’s practical work. Every year we see new faces, and we try to remember all the names. Life in Taroda Budruk moves at its own pace, and we’re just part of that rhythm. We keep the fans running when it’s hot and keep the books dry when it rains.