Quality basic education is something that every child should receive, regardless of their family background and the community they belong to. We all strive for education. As education is an integral part of our lives, spreading awareness of education will support the development of the education system and more opportunities for children to learn.

School starts at 10am and lasts until 4pm with an hour for lunch. The children are examined quarterly by local doctors and those who are sick receive free medication. Twice a month the children receive hygiene kits with soaps, hair oil and shampoo) and once a month nutritious snacks. From Monday to Friday, the children receive balanced vegetarian meals at lunchtime, and as morning school is held on Saturday, the school children receive nuts, biscuits and a semolina meal.

The school offers children an atmosphere of joy, love, affection and security. Clean toilets and sanitary facilities are available in the school building to meet the needs of young children. There is also an adequate safe play area outside the school. The necessary play, teaching and learning materials are also available and provided. The government does not provide any support. The school is housed in its own building and comprises classes 1 to 5 with a total enrolment of 50 tribal children. Five qualified and experienced teachers are responsible for the care of the school children. The school children receive primary education in the local language Odia.