This discussion clarifies that a writ petition challenging job termination is generally maintainable against recognised unaided schools, even if the school is a private entity. The Supreme Court has held that schools perform a public function, making them subject to writ jurisdiction in certain service disputes. The advice suggests that an employee cannot be sacked without a proper inquiry and fair opportunity to be heard, and personal matrimonial issues or an ex-husband's RTI request are not valid grounds for termination. If the school fails to follow due process or provide written termination, legal recourse, including a writ petition, is recommended.