Staring out of the window in the
playground....waiting for the sound "TING TING"...Hurray time to
play. It was Class Nursery.
It's hard to remember the classroom of Nursery as I love the playground
more than my classroom. Nevertheless, only thing I remember about it is that
the bench were pretty high and I have to stand to study on it. Gosh!!! I was
small.
Well, the classroom changed every year. Nursery and Junior
KG were in the ground-floor and Senior KG was in the top
floor. Looking at the big stairs to climb to reach SKG, I always wish when I
could reach Senior KG. I must confess that I was happy to be the smallest kid
in the class. The only reason was that after our assembly, I was always the
first one to climb those stairs :). From Class
One to Ten, I have stayed in different classroom. Some were huge but
some were small. OH!!I hate those small classrooms especially after the lunch
break. Sweat all over and coming to the hot classroom. OMG was a horrible
experience.
SLC and I passed :) Yes, I am going to college, 10+2. Well, I will start with Class Eleven, that huge
bench where I can practically put everything. But, the classes reminded me of
Class Two in a way that all were in ground-floor and all has roof of JASTA-PATA
(STEEL) and to add to my misery, the air-con only works for few minutes and
shuts down automatically. Thanks to one of the guy who found out the way to
turn on ac with dot-pen :). I am fonder of the window or I should say unchained
window from where we could easily jump and bunk the class. Well, let’s go to Class
Twelve. All fine with this classroom but everyone want to stay in the
front row. The only solution was rotation policy. Are we really in Class twelve
or Class three??
Let’s go to my classes during my Bachelor. Although, I stayed in
four different classroom but all were pretty much similar. Each student has
their own bench and table. And they were big. Most classes were well-equipped
to run projector.
I will come back… and edit it again….Just wanna get your view… Do
you want me to elaborate more J
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