Question

write an essay about your school peon.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Our School Peon

         Mr. Santosh Chand is our school peon. He is a middle aged man. He is a model of simplicity and obedience and self effacement.

         He gets up early in the morning and starts working. He does whatever he can for the school.

         He lives in the quarters allotted to him by the school authorities. These quarters lie in a corner of the school campus. The quarters comprise a thatched hut, a bathroom and a toilet.

         Hew lives in this one room hut with the other members of his family. His family comprises his wife and two school going children. His children are given free education in the school. He grows some vegetables for himself and his family in the vacant plot near his hut.

         He rings the school bell regularly after every period. He carries notices to the classes. He brings tea and eatables for the teaching staff from the canteen. He cleans the chairs, benches and desks with a duster.

         Sometimes his duty shifts from the office to the cycle shed, hall, staff room, stadium, gymnasium, etc. He does his duty wholeheartedly wherever he is appointed.

         Sometimes he is sent to the tour on some official work. He never shirks his responsibility. It is a pity that he draws a very small salary. His salary and perks must be increased.

Answer 2

Answer:

Our School Peon…

Outline:His duties and how he behaves with the teachers and with the students.

There is a peon in our school. His name is Shyam. He has been in our school for a long time. He is about _____ years old. He is a lean fellow. He wears a khaki uniform. He sits on a stool outside the headmaster's office. He is the first to come. He is the last to leave the school. Shyam is dutiful and hard-working. He gets up early in the morning. He takes a bath and goes to school. He opens the doors and windows. He dusts the benches. He cleans the headmaster's office. The school begins and he gets busy. Shyam knows his work. He rings the bell. He goes to the bank. He also goes to the post- office. He brings the dak. He carries orders and letters to the classes. He gives pieces of chalk to students. He is never angry. He is dutiful and obedient. All like him. We call him Chacha out of love.

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