Green City Em International School

People in Gajuwaka know where we are. It’s usually pretty humid here in Visakhapatnam, so the mornings start early before it gets too hot. Green City Em International School has been around for a bit now. If you walk past our gates, you’ll hear kids shouting during their break or the sound of teachers trying to get everyone to sit down and focus. It’s not fancy, just a place where learning happens. We’ve got some trees around the grounds which helps with the shade. Most of the staff live nearby, so they walk or take the bus in. The classrooms have the usual stuff—blackboards, some posters on the walls that the kids made, and desks that have seen better days. We spend a lot of time making sure the books are in order and the schedules work out. Sometimes the power goes out and we just open the windows wider. It’s a busy place with a lot of noise. Lunchtime is the loudest part of the day when everyone is eating their tiffins. We don't have a huge marketing team or anything like that. We just focus on the lessons and making sure the students show up on time. It gets dusty sometimes because of the traffic outside in Gajuwaka, but we keep the floors swept. It’s just a regular school doing regular things every day of the week. We make sure the gates are locked at night and then we do it all again.