In and around the villages of the school students come mostly from farmers family. 47% of those belongs to scheduled caste, 38% muslims and rest are general. An inspection report of DI( P.Banerjee) ,dated 6/12/1932 is quoted :”  It is no use holding on the Middle English School which has become too expensive for the locality”.

Inspection report of 02/05/1933: “ I am glad to find out that the financial condition of the School has materially improved”.

B.K.Das, SDO report on 07/04/1935: “ Paid a visit to Brahminpara ME School this afternoon in connection with the Prize giving ceremony, I believe the school will have a prosperous carrier before it, if the local people and the beneficiaries will only combine and mobilize their resources for further improvement”.

In this long journey, the school suffers till now from acute financial crisis & infrastructural inadequacy , but it has tremendous vitality for existence.

Purnendu Bandyopadhyay