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We are so very excited to tell you that Walnut has added 11 more glorious laurels to its resplendent wreath! Our 5th standard students have totally cracked the middle school scholarship examination. Read on for more fantastic news!
Dahi Handi was celebrated in the basement of our school building. To ensure that each class got a chance at it, a schedule had been especially chalked out for each class, from kindergarten to secondary school. That way each class could enjoy a fair amount of time celebrating.
We celebrated our country’s 70th Independence Day with great fervour! Here is a short description of the event.
Circular – The staff and students of Walnut School cordially invite you and your family to be a part of our 1st Annual Gathering!
The children knew there was a ‘surprise’ in store for them on 24th December and the curiosity itself was too much for them to handle.
Parents, children and staff were all decked up in their traditional finery. There was a grand display of mud forts made by the children. There were diyas, lanterns and rangolis too. There was food to go with it and the weather was just right. The atmosphere was all charged up and everyone was in high spirits. Oh what an evening that was!
As the exams were over, there was a week to spare to the start of the Diwali break. We had to get the children into the holiday mood and get preparations underway for the Grand Diwali Carnival. What a week it was! Looking back we can safely say that it was ‘Family Fun’ for Team Walnut – the students, the staff and the parents too!
Our teachers feel really happy to be part of the Walnut team. They are respected and learn something new all the time. We picked this day to get together, have a fun morning, and let our hair down.
The team at Walnut School, Shivane, created a party ambience in the school – with colourful banners, attractive pots (हंडी) and a music system to drive the rhythm. The whole school got to celebrate Dahi Handi – right from our toddlers to our grown up children.
All the children made cards on Guru Pournima – and these cards were to honour their very first guru – their own mother!
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