A Bal Sādhu has taken dīkshā and left his previous worldly identity – including “my school, my friends, my teachers”.

If he comes near the school he once attended, he would:

• Not go there to “see old friends” or “remember old days”.
• Not behave like a former student – no chatting, laughing, hugging, or emotional talk.
• Keep full vairaagya (detachment) – no pride, no attachment, no nostalgia.
• If someone recognizes him, he would speak only as needed, politely and very briefly, in a spiritual way.
• If teachers or students bow or ask questions, he may give simple dharm-updesh and then quietly move on.

In short: He would remain a true sadhu – detached, careful in conduct, and not revive old relations or memories connected with that school.