It just makes you realise how lucky we are with the thgnis we've got in our school, doesn't it Mason.The classrooms are really tidy. It's just that they are very old and they haven't been decorated in a long long time. That school is over a hundred years old. One thing that I found shocking was that, as you might have worked out from the photo, the floor in the classroom has steps going up, a bit like in our studio, and in the steps there were big holes and the tiles and the concrete were all falling out. I wondered if any of the children had ever slipped on the steps, because if they did they could really hurt themselves badly on all the jagged edges.  In India people are often very poor, and there isn't money to repair the schools and to buy the thgnis for school that we can.