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Last Bench Chronicles: Class XII-B, 2027

For the 40 students of Class XII-B and their class teacher, Sahoo Sir, in Bhubaneswar. Organised by a parent-rep, Rashmi Patnaik. A fictional class.

  1. Sriya, Ritwik and Zoya squeezed onto a worn wooden bench at the back of a sunlit classroom on farewell day, classmates leaning in and laughing.
  2. Sriya in a yellow saree and round glasses, sitting sideways on a classroom desk by a window, laughing and holding a steel tiffin box.
  3. Ritwik doubled over laughing on school corridor steps, Zoya smiling beside him and Sriya hurrying up the steps towards them.
  4. The class teacher, Mr. Sahoo, holding marigolds and a handmade card at the front of the classroom while his students clap around him.

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The Last Lab Report: B.Tech Mechanical, Batch of 2027

For the 64 students of B.Tech Mechanical, batch of 2027, in Coimbatore. Made by the student yearbook committee: Nivetha, Harpreet and Faizan. A fictional batch.

  1. A final-year engineering batch laughing on the steps of an old red-brick workshop building at sunset, with Nivetha, Harpreet and Faizan in front.
  2. Faizan telling a story with his hands in the air at a night canteen table, Harpreet and friends laughing over plates of kothu parotta and glasses of tea.
  3. Nivetha in a navy work overall kneeling beside a half-built go-kart in a college workshop, spanner in hand, smiling up at the camera.
  4. Harpreet fixing a motorcycle chain at night in a hostel parking lot while Faizan holds a phone torch and Nivetha watches, laughing.

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Price notes
  • Launch prices including GST. Final price is confirmed before you pay.
  • Extra pages: ₹99 per 4 pages on 8x8 books, ₹149 per 4 pages on larger books.
  • Second copy of the same book: 30% off. Five or more copies: 35% off.
Who it is for
  • Class teachers and parent-reps. A Class 12 or Class 10 farewell book for the whole section, run by an adult organiser in school mode. Parents approve before any student's page or photo goes in.
  • Juniors' farewell committees. In many schools and colleges, juniors host the seniors' farewell. Give every senior a small book of their own, with notes from the juniors who learned from them.
  • Final-year college batches. A department or batch yearbook made by a few classmates on the yearbook committee, with hostel stories, fest photos and the fun questions only adults get.
  • Reunion organisers. A then-and-now book for a 10, 20 or 25 year school or college reunion, with old prints photographed on your phone and messages from classmates in other cities and countries.
  • Looking for a different kind of book?. Leaving a job or saying bye to a colleague? See colleague farewell books. Making one just for your bestie? Try friendship books. Not sure which fits? Start at farewell books.
Styles and occasions
  • **Slam-book notebook**: ruled pages, ballpoint doodles, sticky tape and a handwritten-style font. Our default for school farewells.
  • **Chalkboard**: chalk-on-green-board headings and dusty borders, like the last day in your classroom.
  • **Classic yearbook**: navy or maroon, serif type and portrait grids. Made for college batches and reunions.
  • **Polaroid scrapbook**: tilted instant-photo frames, washi tape and stickers.
  • **Filmy poster**: chapter openers styled like movie posters, such as "Class XII-B presents".
  • **The Daily Batch**: a newspaper front page with headlines about classmates. Good for college batches and hostel books.
Class 10 farewell, Feb to Mar
A lighter book for a class about to split into streams and new schools.
Seniors' farewell party
Jan to Feb in schools and Apr to May in colleges. The juniors' gift to every outgoing senior.
Last semester and convocation, Mar to May
The college batch yearbook, ready before hostel move-out and everyone's last day.
Batch reunions, Dec to Jan
When classmates come home for the holidays. A 10, 20 or 25 year reunion book for everyone who came, and everyone who could not. Plan the evening with our reunion programme ideas.
Teacher's Day, 5 September
A thank-you book from the whole class to one teacher, with a page from every child.
KG and UKG graduation, Mar to Apr
A small keepsake for every child moving up to Class 1, organised by the parent-rep with each parent's approval.
A favourite teacher retires or leaves
A goodbye book from students and alumni. When staff are organising it, see colleague farewell books.
End of a coaching batch, Apr to Jun
Two years of early mornings and mock tests, for the batch and the teachers who saw it through.
Privacy and care

You confirm you have the right to use the photos before every book, and we never use photos for ads. For illustrated books, up to three photos are used once to draw the character and then deleted.

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Questions parents ask

Is it really free?

Making the book and saving the PDF is free. Printing is optional and paid, and we confirm the price and delivery date by email before you pay.

What happens to my photos?

Photo books are laid out on your device and the photos never leave it. For illustrated books, up to three photos are used once to draw the character and then deleted. See privacy.

Some of our class is under 18. How does consent work?

When you say someone is under 18, school mode switches on. The organiser must be an adult, and a minor cannot create or pay for the book. Each student's link first asks for a parent's mobile number, the parent reads the notice and approves with a one-time code, and only then does the student's page go in. We ask for a first name, never a date of birth. More in our privacy promise and is it safe to upload my child's photo.

What if someone does not fill it in by the deadline?

You can make a simple page for them from class photos you approve, so nobody is left out. We tell them about it and send a "remove me" link so they can take it out. In books with under-18s, that page shows their name only, with no photo, until their parent approves. They can still add their own answers later in the digital book.

What if we don't like the book, and when can we make one?

You see the whole book before anything is printed or paid for. Swap any photo, regenerate a page, or ask for a caption to be shorter or in Hindi, and edits stay free until you order print. If a printed book arrives with a print defect, we reprint it. We are opening in batches and have not set a date yet.

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