Every Walnut School follows the same core principles. Our systematic planning and execution ensures that minute attention is given to every detail - from cleanliness to academics.
Our State Level Kick Boxing Champions competed at the Nationals in Tamil Nadu and won 3 medals! NAKUL TAJNE (4th) and HARSH JADHAV (5th) won GOLDS and KRUSHNA UPHALE (2nd) won SILVER. They were coached by our sports head, TUSHAR PAWAR. Congratulations to the kids and their coach. All the best for the International Round in Nepal in February! Go forth and conquer!
Walnut’s very own budding photographer Soham Joshi is winning accolades. A photograph clicked by him has been selected among the best entries for the prestigious 2017 Sanctuary Asia Cubs Competition for Wildlife Photography below 21 years.
Parth Mayadevo and Om Kulkarni of Std. 6, Walnut School Shivane emerge as winners in the Inter-school Compuskills Competition 2017-18. They developed a game based on Traffic Discipline using Scratch as a tool. Read on to know more about their efforts toward this competition.
Nakul Tajne and Krushna Uphale of Walnut School Fursungi come back as winners in the Kickboxing District competition. The students of Std 4 and 2 respectively share their journey toward this achievement.
Akeen Karkare, a Walnut student, was part of the winning team in the Regional Competition of the World Robot Olympiad. We wish him and his team good luck for the Nationals in September!
Our Std. 6 students have become the stars of Pune! Raj Bapat, Eeshan Sumant, Alisha Mhetre and Aryaveer Khan recently took part in a competition designed by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) on 10th of December 2016 It was called ‘A World in Motion’ (AWIM). The challenge was to design a motorized toy car and guess what?
Our Walnut kids recently had the opportunity to showcase their imagination, inventive skills and creativity when a science fair was organized for them. It was a great way for them to get to know more about how the world around them works. Preparing for the fair was a great way of active learning for the students.
Our primary students participated in a handwriting competition on 22 July, 2016. The eagerness and excitement of the students was evident in their preparations for this competition, which had begun almost a week in advance. They were practicing how to hold the pencil correctly and were working on perfecting their strokes. The students were given poems, which they had to neatly copy.
Walnut School at Shivane celebrated its first sports day in great style.
Speaking and getting a point across is one of the most important urban survival skills of the 21st century. Keeping this in mind, we had organized competitions across all classes to give students a chance to prepare and work on oral and verbal presentation.
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