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The imposing building in pink and white, the well maintained garden, the
dusty football field, the red and white chairs in the library, the typical
odour in the chemistry laboratory, the skeleton in the biology laboratory,
the corridors where even when we walk today we look behind before speaking
to check if there is some teacher behind, the compound within the safe
enclosure of which we saw our dreams, the grounds where we fell -rose and
learnt to walk. MONFORT SCHOOL COMPLEX!!!!!!!!

Montfort-----the name itself makes us nostalgic.

Our Teachers - friends Philosophers and Guides

Our school and its description wouldn't be complete without the mention of
our teachers. I am sure all of us would agree on the point that whatever we
are today is because of our teachers. It is because one day they held our
hands and showed us the right path that today we are confident of our
actions and decisions. Our teachers were not only our mentor and guide but
also our friends at times.
Sir George, everyone's favourite , excellent teacher!! And my my did he
make the class interesting ?? he had a story for every occasion which would
invariably be somehow connected to his childhood days in Kerela. I
specially loved the way he laughed. Most of the days we used to just burst
out laughing in his class to the extent that other teachers' often
complained about getting disturbed.
Teacher George, she had the immense ability to make a difficult subject
like Economics cake walk for us. Teacher Grace our teacher for history and
civics, remember how Soumitri always managed to confuse her. Teacher Bhatt,
Physics, ooooooh!! Sure not one of the subjects I was very comfortable with
but yeah I remember Shridhar and Uma used to be her favourite. Teacher Tigga
, don't remember seeing her angry anyday seemed to have all the patience in
the world.
Sir Patel , I know any montfortian going through this stuff at any point
of time would definitely sit upright just by reading this name. The best
teacher for Mathematics in the whole region . People who were not too good
with the subject ended up doing decently well in the board exams because he
saw to it that everyone tried and gave his best to the subject . till date I
guess he the only teacher whom every ex-student makes it a point to pay a
visit whenever they come to Kansbahal.
Sir Dutta , his presidency days' stories , his professor who used to come
to class in a chocolate coloured saree on whom he had a crush , I am sure
every passing batch must have heard this story. It is really very sad that
he had to leave this world so early. A great loss for the school. May his
soul rest in peace, amen.
And of course a special favourite of 96' batch Montfort School Kansbahal
, Teacher Shampa , a very approachable person. She was our class teacher
when we first joined school and the rapport build then blossomed over the
years. She danced with us , sang with us , went to picnic with us and even
played volley ball with us.

Memories - The volleyball fever

Volley ball, was our class game ,u know like people have national game we
had our class game. We found every opportunity to find some free time for
volleyball. With so much practice our class boys ended up being the school
team for volleyball. Cheers boys!! you guys were the best then and even
today u r the best. Remember we had once defeated the CRPF guys when we out
for a school picnic to mandira dam; well , one day on the way back home from
Rourkela by bus a person sitting beside reminded me of our this game, he too
was a part of the CRPF team we played against that day and remembered us.
That moment made a little more proud to be a part of Kansbahal, a part of
Montfort family , and a part of this wonderful batch!!!!
Our school and our teachers have given immense effort to groom up us as
complete human beings , now it is on us to do them proud because this is all
we can give them in return.

Now can I get a HIP HIP HURRAY for MONTFORT SCHOOL
KANSBAHAL!!!!!!!!

-Papri Bhattacharya