Viral Video: UP School Teachers Turn Classroom Into Pool For Students

Viral video: A heartwarming video from Mahsaunapur Umarda school in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, has captured the hearts of netizens, spreading joy across social media platforms. The clip shows students joyfully enjoying an innovative setup—an artificial pool set up right in their classroom.

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All India Radio news shared the video, noting, "Teachers of Kannauj district primary school Mahsaunapur Umarda prepared artificial swimming room in the classroom on demand of children which children enjoyed a lot."

In the footage, the classroom?is transformed, devoid of traditional furniture but filled with water. Children can be seen sitting, splashing, and playing in the water, with two even swimming around in the makeshift pool.

Since its posting a few days ago, the video has garnered over one lakh views?and close?to 5,000 likes,?along with?numerous comments expressing a range of sentiments.

One viewer remarked, "Look how innocent these kids are. Would a child of a rich family swim there? It's their innocence that they are happy with what they are offered."

Another praised the efforts of the teachers, stating, "Great effort by teachers! Kudos to their efforts."

Others reminisced about their own childhood experiences, with one person commenting, "Wow, such a nice gesture.?I remember?when I was small, I used to make a swimming pool in my bathroom by blocking the door with towels."

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However, not all reactions were entirely positive, as one commenter expressed concern about the resources allocated to government schools, saying, "So the state couldn't afford to take them to show an actual swimming pool. Instead, they created this mockery. How poor the government becomes when it comes to giving a little privilege to government school kids."

The heartning display of creativity and joy underscores the resilience of these students and the dedication of their teachers in providing memorable learning experiences.

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