Sakhare Classes

We are located on Aadwa Rasta in Barshi, which is one of those streets that stays busy from morning till night. Our space is tucked away in a simple building that we’ve used for quite some time now. It’s not a large place, but we’ve managed to fit in everything we need for our classes. There are stacks of notebooks everywhere and a couple of wooden tables that have seen better days. We don't have a professional cleaning crew, so we just tidy up ourselves at the end of the day. The lighting inside is a bit dim, but we have enough lamps to see the books clearly. Aadwa Rasta has a lot of small shops, so we are always hearing the sounds of the market and people chatting outside. It’s a very down-to-earth atmosphere. We don't use any big words to describe what we do. We just teach the subjects and help the kids get through their school year. Most of our students live just a few streets away, so it feels like a big family sometimes. I usually sit near the door so I can greet everyone as they come in. We don't have a reception desk, just a chair and a register. It’s a practical way to run things. We’ve been part of this street for a long time and we don't plan on changing how we do things anytime soon.