5 things every Little Angels school student can relate to

Memories at school last really long and for most of the time, to most of the people, these memories probably are the best. Little Angels School in MVP colony stands amongst one of the popular schools in Vizag. Here are 5 special things every Little Angels student would relate to.

Bench rotation every week

The rankers in the class might not know how hard it is to sit on the first bench and listen to a lecture. Rotation of the seating arrangement once in a week was a nightmare for every last bench student. The thought of sitting on the first bench for one whole week is really scary for many backbenchers. And shifting to the last bench in the following week was something to feel happy about.

Raghavendra shop and its rasna packets

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The scene near the Raghavendra shop, opposite to the school, after the end of the classes, reminds us of the crowd at the ticket counter on the first day of any famous hero’s movie. If people at the theatre fight for tickets, these guys fight for rasna packets. All those gossips about the silly happenings in the classes and teasing friends who used to pass by are one of the favourite things of the day here.

Trips to Araku

While the thought of board exams always haunts the students, the much-awaited Vizag to Araku trip for the tenth class students was like a blessing. One whole day of fun with the best people around gives memories of a whole lifetime. Especially, the ‘masti’ in the train on the way to the hill-station and the bus journey during the return, prove to be special.

School Song in three languages

Be it “We are Little Angels, we bring you good tidings…” in English On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday or “Chinnari devathalam chadhuvula siri muvvalam…” in Telugu on Thursday or “Hum hein nannhe farishthey…” in Hindi on Friday, the Little Angels school song in the three different languages is something that stands out.

Lunch and video games in Rupa Net Galaxy

While the studious batch rushes to the net shop nearby to gather project work information, the fun-loving kids use the one hour break time to play games here.

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