The Indo International School was started by the students and staff of State University of New York-Oneonta (SUNY-Oneonta). The school started with 40 children and two teachers and was housed in the former stable of the Dundlod Fort. The fort itself now serves as a hotel. The school had dirt floors, slates and chalk, and benches that served as desks.

In 1999, a French tourist who visited Dundlod while on a camel safari, donated $25,000 for a new school building. Today, the school has 160 children, four teachers, and four classrooms.

Source: flyers provided during our visit

Click on the links below for an expanded view of each photograph.
Top photo: A teacher stands in front of her classroom.
Middle photo: Inside the classroom
Bottom photo: Staff members pose for a photo.

For more information on the school, visit these web sites:
Indo International School, Dundlod Official web site
Research Education and Audiological Development Society