Amidst the pandemic hit time in 2021, an exodus of school drop outs was observed in various parts of rural India. Most of the Tribal communities couldn’t afford to provide their children with the luxury of virtual lessons. We tried our level best to provide an alternative to these children by constructing ‘Anirvana Gacher Iskul’, an open air school under the shades of trees. The idea behind the birth of the school was not only to keep the children under the purview of the formal education system, but also to develop them as environmentally sensitive human being. We started with 5 children and now the present strength is 80. The government schools were shut down. Mid-day-meal scheme also came to a standstill. Our trust took up the challenge of providing mid-day-meal to those children. We catered to the need of the children who belong to a tribal hamlet (Shamlapur in Bahadurpur area under block Farakka) in Murshidabad district of West Bengal. At present, as the classes happen in the morning hours, we provide simple breakfast to the children. Here we try to inculcate a basic sense of environmental awareness in the young learners from the very childhood.