Interviews
BuildingFutureLeaders: “I will miss my friends and teachers the most”
From a curious Class I student to a confident Class XII Commerce learner reflects on how Apeejay School, Rama Mandi shaped his growth over the years
For students who grow up within the same school campus, classrooms become more than learning spaces – they turn into second homes. Kavyansh Purang, a Class XII Commerce student of Apeejay School, Rama Mandi, has spent his entire school life here, starting from Class I. As he prepares to step into the next phase of life, he looks back at a journey filled with learning, friendships and personal growth that have helped shape who he is today.
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You have been at Apeejay School, Rama Mandi since Class I. How would you describe this long journey?
It has been a very important part of my life. Over the years, I have experienced many moments that helped me grow. The school has given me learning opportunities, supportive teachers and friends who have been with me for a long time.
How has the school contributed to your overall development, beyond academics?
Apeejay School has helped me mainly in education, but also in activities like sports. Being part of school activities taught me discipline, teamwork and confidence, which are important life skills.
Sports seem to have played a role in your school life. Could you tell us more about that?
Yes, sports have been a good learning experience for me. I have played basketball, volleyball and badminton in school. These activities helped me stay active.
What role have teachers played in shaping your journey?
Teachers have supported me a lot, especially in my studies. My Accounts and Economics teachers specifically have always guided me and helped me understand concepts better. Their support made learning easier for me.
As a Class XII student, how are you and your friends handling board exam preparation?
My friends are very supportive. We help each other by sharing notes and discussing important questions. This teamwork helps us manage exam stress better.
What will you miss the most once you graduate from school?
I will miss my friends and teachers the most. They have been a big part of my daily life and have supported me in many ways throughout the years.
If you could relive one school day, which one would it be?
I would choose the Annual Day. The atmosphere was very lively, and we got some free time to relax and enjoy with friends, which made it special.
