PS born, PS bred, PS dead

I may not be your typical PS guy, but I am very much attached to it.
I will never call my school my second home, because it is the first place where I first felt at home.
I'm a rather sentimental fool, but that's just how I roll.
Let me flaunt my greatest achievements in PS.

1) First, I have been to all 5 sections
Pre KG B
L KG B
U KG B
I E
II C
III C
IV C
V D
VI D
VII D
VIII D
IX D
X D
XI A
XII A


2) I have been under the most number of teachers
I will prove this statement by logic.
I was a student of 3 languages. Tamil, Sanskrit and Hindi. I've had 2 teachers for Tamil, 1 for Sanskrit, and 2 for Hindi. Many people have been only students of 2 languages.
Bio and Commerce students will have had Bio/Economics in 10th itself, thereby reducing the no. of new teachers they get in 11/12. Therefore C++/IP students will surely have a new teacher in either Ramu sir or KVKK sir. But I am one better, I had both.
From 11th to 12th itself, I've had 3 new teachers.
So only I say that I have been under the most no. of teachers.

3) My attendance record can never be matched.
As a very weak and sickly child, I have never attended school properly from 1st to 4th.
In all years I have never written atleast one terminal exam.
In 3rd std. I never wrote a single exam.
After 5th I was a lot healthier but still I used to fall sick enough no. of times to cut a large no. of days. But I am very surprised that in 12th I haven't been absent even once (on a regular working day, I might add). Even though I have cut months on cultural work, my attendance is still pucca.

I have always felt a strong aura that binds me together with PS. Maybe it was because I was born in the near vicinity (YVK's clinic right next to Sandeep's house)...
I don't know how I will react once I am no longer a PS student. Time is simply flying away. And I don't know where I'll be lingering come April.