Classrooms built
Across ten school building projects since 2006, with five toilet blocks alongside.
Round Table India's national project gives underprivileged children a proper place to learn. This is our share of it.
Across ten school building projects since 2006, with five toilet blocks alongside.
More than 70,000 children at desks instead of on the floor, in nearly 40 schools.
From the old city of Hyderabad to villages 200 km away.
Members give their time. Donor money goes to projects.
Credit where it is due
Every building and every bench carries the name of the people who paid for it.




Projects
A six-classroom block inaugurated in June, along with 40 benches and 50 school bags for students.
Four classrooms and a toilet block, inaugurated in February.
Nagalgidda, Bahadurpally, Konaipally, Khajaguda, Madhapur, Gopanpalli and Narayanaguda.
56 benches donated in the names of tablers, 41ers and other donors.
A new school block inaugurated in August, followed by toilet blocks completed in November.
105 benches donated across the two schools.
New classrooms opened and 75 benches donated.
204 benches donated, plus 65 at Hydershahkote.
Three classrooms built jointly with HYRT 304, and 262 benches for schools in Shankarampet mandal.
Three classrooms inaugurated in January, and a toilet block.
430 benches across three schools.
Two classrooms and 40 benches at Siddapuram, and six classrooms at Mellacheruvu.
Hearing aids for 14 children with hearing loss.
Two classrooms built, followed by 110 benches for the high school and primary school.
Toilet blocks at Feelkhana and Nallakunta, and 75 benches and 21 green boards across four schools.
188 benches, so that classes 6 to 8 no longer sit on the floor.
The table's first school project, and one it still returns to.