Competitive Exam Ready
Training for the competitive exams starts from standard 3 itself with MCQ format along with descriptive exams. Using our own e-Learning platform Walmiki, our students can take tests from home as well as the school, while our teachers analyse the tests and help students get better.
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1st and 2nd
This is the start of "formal" school where our toddlers grow up to be little kids. They have worksheets and "academics" everyday, where they start having a full school day - everyday!
Walnut School
We are a unique chain of Schools in Pune with campuses at Shivane and Fursungi. We present a different concept in education with proven academic systems and hands-on learning, while providing exposure to arts, sports and technology. The children carry no school bags and learn in classrooms "specially" designed for each subject. Students are given a lot of exposure which helps them understand concepts better, deal with problems, find solutions, analyze information, draw conclusions and communicate clearly. Each lesson is planned with a clear objective which lead to more focus, more discussion, and eventually, more understanding. CBSE
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Competitions and Awards
Story Telling, Poem Recitation..
EDUCATION IS BETTER THROUGH STORIES. Storytelling is an innate part of human behaviour. Keeping this in mind we at Walnut organize competitions across various classes to help children overcome their stage fright, increase verbal proficiency and enhance listening skills.
Skating Champion
Skating, what a perfect way to combine fitness with fun. Not only it helps develop a fitness habit but it is also an enjoyable sport no matter the age. Saket Naik our young skater, skated in 'Rural Games Skating State Championship 2018' and the medals he won. Read more here...
Keep Running!
It is said, on cold winter mornings, the best way to warm up is by playing sports and what’s better than running!! Eeshan Sumant ran on one such morning in the PRBM 10K run, and boy, did he run fast! Find out more here...
Story Telling, Poem Recitation..
EDUCATION IS BETTER THROUGH STORIES. Storytelling is an innate part of human behaviour. Keeping this in mind we at Walnut organize competitions across various classes to help children overcome their stage fright, increase verbal proficiency and enhance listening skills.
Skating Champion
Skating, what a perfect way to combine fitness with fun. Not only it helps develop a fitness habit but it is also an enjoyable sport no matter the age. Saket Naik our young skater, skated in 'Rural Games Skating State Championship 2018' and the medals he won. Read more here...
Keep Running!
It is said, on cold winter mornings, the best way to warm up is by playing sports and what’s better than running!! Eeshan Sumant ran on one such morning in the PRBM 10K run, and boy, did he run fast! Find out more here...
Testimonials
Palak Kulkarni
Her children study in Std. 5 and Std. 7 (Shifted to Walnut from a conventional school)
Being a doctor I have studied child psychology and I feel moving classrooms works well for the children. Subject wise classrooms help to keep the children’s brain active. Sitting in the same classroom for 5 hours becomes difficult for the kids. As an adult, we also get tired sitting in a particular place for straight one hour. Children really enjoy school because of the subject wise classrooms.
Prajakta Sonar
Her child studies in Std. 8 (Shifted to Walnut from a conventional school)
Communication with the school is too good. I would rate full marks for communication because every alternate Saturday the meetings that are being held, we are free to come to the school, meeting the individual subject teacher. So if any of them has anything to say they can say personally convey us and vice versa. It thus becomes a 2 way discussion instead of just listening. Due to this children’s weaknesses can be targeted and strengths can be identified.
Nishi and Sandeep Kumar Singla
His children study in Std 3 and Std 8 in Walnut School
Initially we were worried that our son would not be sincere if he didn’t have a school bag. But it turned out that he is full of energy even when he comes back from school. He is also doing so many other activities like painting and stuff. During exams if we ask him anything from the sheets, he knows everything. So we don’t have to worry anymore! For overall development of the child, Walnut School is the right place!
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Subject-wise Classrooms
Each room is customized per subject. Students learn Science in Science lab, Math in Math lab and Social studies in Social studies room. This keeps the students alert too!
Open Saturdays
The staff and parents of the Walnut family share a common goal - giving our students the best. For this, we have open Saturdays about twice a month. Parents and teachers can discuss issues one-on-one on these days.
Regular Updates
Walnut parents are properly kept in loop with as to what is going on in the school. As children take home solved and reviewed work from school every day, parents get updates about the curriculum via our Wal-Sh app.
Computational Thinking
This is a fundamental skill for everyone, not just for computer scientists. It involves solving problem, designing systematics and understanding human behaviour by drawing on the concepts fundamental to computer science.
Walnut School Branches
Walnut School at Shivane
Walnut School at Shivane Babanrao Vithoji Dangat Campus NDA Road, Shivane Pune – 411023
+91 9850 965 965/020 – 2529 3200
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Latest Updates
Guru Pournima Celebrations
Guru Pournima is an important day in the lives of students and teachers alike. It is a day when students express their love and gratitude toward the teachers and when teachers know their efforts have borne fruit. At Walnut, we realize the importance of this day and our students have been hard at work, preparing for it. Read the detailed article here to know more…
Planting Themselves a Future!
Last week, our Baby Walnuts from SR. KG Fursungi took part in a very interesting project. They had a lot of fun creating their very own potted plants! Read the detailed article here to know more…
BREATHE IN SOME DEMOCRACY
Did you think that standing for elections and campaigning was not child's play? Walnut School students will show you how wrong this thought was. Last week our senior most students stood for election for the post of head boy, head girl, house captains and vice captains. They had posters designed and were talking to the juniors about their plans and promises to successfully lead them to victory for their respective houses and to help the students in general. It was a very different atmosphere in the school and was nice to see the senior students come up with interesting campaign ideas and supporters. It was a unique experience for our juniors too as suddenly their opinion really mattered to the senior students. In fact, they were the ones to give a verdict on who their leader would be! They all got to vote and even got the voting mark on their index finger. All in all, a whiff of adulthood and politics in a very safe environment for all our students. It was amazing how spot on they were about understanding the role of elections in a democracy. Read the detailed article here to know about the student experiences
Guru Pournima Celebrations
Guru Pournima is an important day in the lives of students and teachers alike. It is a day when students express their love and gratitude toward the teachers and when teachers know their efforts have borne fruit. At Walnut, we realize the importance of this day and our students have been hard at work, preparing for it. Read the detailed article here to know more…
Planting Themselves a Future!
Last week, our Baby Walnuts from SR. KG Fursungi took part in a very interesting project. They had a lot of fun creating their very own potted plants! Read the detailed article here to know more…
BREATHE IN SOME DEMOCRACY
Did you think that standing for elections and campaigning was not child's play? Walnut School students will show you how wrong this thought was. Last week our senior most students stood for election for the post of head boy, head girl, house captains and vice captains. They had posters designed and were talking to the juniors about their plans and promises to successfully lead them to victory for their respective houses and to help the students in general. It was a very different atmosphere in the school and was nice to see the senior students come up with interesting campaign ideas and supporters. It was a unique experience for our juniors too as suddenly their opinion really mattered to the senior students. In fact, they were the ones to give a verdict on who their leader would be! They all got to vote and even got the voting mark on their index finger. All in all, a whiff of adulthood and politics in a very safe environment for all our students. It was amazing how spot on they were about understanding the role of elections in a democracy. Read the detailed article here to know about the student experiences