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Class farewell books: Class 12

A class 12 farewell book your whole section fills in from one link

Every class 12 has one person who ends up chasing forty classmates for photos and...

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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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What is inside

  1. 1Cover
  2. 2The story of our year
  3. 3A page for every student
  4. 4Class awards
  5. 5The big days
  6. 6For our class teacher
  7. 7Quote wall
  8. 8Autograph pages

Print it when you love it

  • Return-gift minis
    ₹199 each
  • Classic softcover
    ₹1,199
  • Classic hardcover
    ₹1,799
  • Large hardcover
    ₹2,499
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.
About this book

Printed copies are paid, and each student can order their own.

Page by page

  1. Cover

    Your class, section and year over a class photo, with a title you choose from three suggestions, such as Last Bench Chronicles: Class XII-B, 2027.

  2. The story of our year

    A short opening chapter written from the big moments you tap: the first day of class 12, the trip, sports day, the last practical, the farewell. It reads like the class telling its own story.

  3. A page for every student

  4. Class awards

  5. The big days

  6. For our class teacher

  7. Quote wall

    Everyone's one-line quote and message for the class on one spread, with the first names of the whole section, so everyone is together on a single page.

  8. Autograph pages

The questions we ask
  1. Organiser: class, section and year (for example XII-B, 2027), the stream, and 3 to 5 big moments of the year (tap: class trip, sports day, annual day, fest, farewell day)
  2. Your one-line yearbook quote (type one, or pick from 3 suggestions)
  3. Where will we find you in 10 years?
  4. One message for the class
  5. One thing you will miss about this place
Best for and styles
  • A class teacher or parent-rep organising one book for the whole section
  • A class rep who has turned 18 and wants to stop chasing classmates for photos
  • Sections where most students are under 18 and parents need to approve
  • A farewell book to sign on the last day, with autograph pages built in
  • Slam-book notebook: ruled pages, ballpoint doodles, sticky tape and handwritten type
  • Chalkboard: chalk lettering and doodles on a green board
  • Classic yearbook: navy or maroon, serif type and neat portrait grids
  • Polaroid scrapbook: instant-photo frames, washi tape and stickers
  • Filmy poster: chapter openers styled as movie posters, such as Class XII-B presents
  • Minimal editorial: white space, big photos and small captions

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.

What stops someone writing something mean about a classmate?

Class awards come from a fixed list of positive titles, with nothing about looks. AI flags bullying, body-shaming, slurs and shared phone numbers for the organiser to review. Every student can approve or hide their own page in a 48-hour preview before anything is printed.

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