Siegwerk India Opens Two Government School Buildings

Siegwerk has inaugurated new school buildings for two Government Upper Primary Schools, U.P.S. Huseengpur and U.P.S. Banbeerpur, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to education in rural communities in India. 

Together, the new campuses will benefit nearly 300 students, providing safe, modern, and inclusive learning environments designed to support better educational outcomes in India.

The initiative builds on over a decade of sustained engagement with both schools. Siegwerk India first adopted UPS Huseengpur in October 2009, and UPS Banbeerpur in December 2011. 

Since then, the company has consistently supported both schools through annual repair, maintenance, and infrastructure upgrades. As the ageing buildings became structurally unsafe and were no longer suitable for repair, Siegwerk India undertook the construction of entirely new school buildings to ensure uninterrupted access to quality education.

Located approximately 1.5 kilometers from the company’s facility in Bhiwadi, UPS Huseengpur serves around 120 students from Classes 1 to 8. The school has a unique history, having originally operated from an old village building donated by families who had migrated from Pakistan after Independence.

The new school buildings feature improved classrooms and infrastructure that will provide students and teachers with a safer, more conducive environment for learning. The project reflects Siegwerk India’s broader focus on strengthening educational infrastructure, promoting digital learning, and supporting inclusive development in the communities surrounding its operations.

Commenting on the initiative, Ashish Pradhan, President Asia, Siegwerk, said, “Education has always been at the heart of Siegwerk India’s community engagement. What began over a decade ago as repair and maintenance support for these two schools has now evolved into permanent infrastructure that will serve students for years to come. This initiative represents our continued commitment to the communities that have been part of our journey since the very beginning.”