St Mary'S Residential Higher Secondary School

Our school is out on Shayampur Road in Sehore, and since it’s a residential place, things never really stop. Even when the sun goes down, there are kids around because they live here during the term. I usually start my walk towards the main building early, passing by the trees that line the road. The morning air in Sehore can be quite crisp depending on the time of year. Inside, the hallways are always full of shoes left in a bit of a mess near the doors, and there is always a teacher somewhere looking for a missing notebook or a pen. We have the usual classrooms and the dorms where the students stay. It takes a lot of effort to keep a place this size running smoothly without things breaking down. We deal with leaky taps or a door that won't shut right almost every week. The kitchen staff starts even earlier than us to get breakfast ready for everyone in the dining hall. It’s a busy life here on the edge of town. People from the city sometimes think it's too far out, but we like the space and the fresh air. We don't have fancy decorations, just sturdy walls and plenty of benches for the kids to sit and study. It gets a bit noisy during the lunch hour when everyone gathers in the common areas. Then in the evening, it settles down a bit, and you can hear the sounds from the road. It’s just a regular school doing regular things every single day.