Uluberia Town Mission School - Nona

One of Uluberia's oldest (established 1902) and traditional elementary schools. My little baller's school. First-hand education is here. I studied here till 4th grade. A good atmosphere was always maintained. From that time on, schools were run through a series of rules and regulations. Different play areas were identified for each class. No one can set foot outside that place. Very strict eyesight and arrangement. Punishment meant handwriting. The 5 page sentence says that I will never do it again. Page is not a page but it is a page with a page and a page. There are very few students who did not write the punishment at the mission school. Writing a sentence during the class was forbidden because it was forbidden. Every Saturday there was a special class on Jesus Christ with pictures. It was nice to be a kid. The first urinary tract was identified only after admission. Different for teachers, different for girls, different for boys. Though the words seem ridiculous today, they are quite relevant today. One still remembers today. He is the aunt. The present generation may never know. He was a foreigner. Everybody was very dear to Amicus, he spoke very slowly. He was in charge of the school. He used to take our English class himself. He explained very well. Every day there was a home task, one page had to be written in English. Make a small mistake (the size of a postage stamp) on the page itself, if not a mistake. Very interesting thing. We wrote very carefully in that attraction. On the English test, a beautiful picture of the post card size would be available only after getting a score of 45 (test at 50). After the annual examination, it was the rule to give the results of all classes on one day. The result was a nice cloth bag, which contained a variety of things. The days of the little Bella will never return, but the memories of many years old are still shining in the mind.