So, what do Walnut kids do in school hours then?

At Walnut, no day is ever dull. Students enjoy a healthy mix of academics (55%) and co-curricular activities (45%) on a daily basis. This unique balance ensures that holistic development happens every day, not just once in a while.
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Look at the huge list of things our students learn in school:

CORE SUBJECTS

  • English
  • Math
  • Science
  • Social Studies
  • Marathi
  • Hindi

DEVELOPING SKILLS

  • Reading
  • Speaking
  • Concept Preview Lab
  • Science Lab
  • Daily Sports

SHARPENING STRATEGY

  • Computational Thinking
  • Strategic Thinking
  • Mental Ability
  • General Knowledge

ENHANCING CREATIVITY

  • Language Arts
  • Library
  • Art
  • Theatre

What the Day Looks Like?

Every Walnut student, from Std. 1 to Std. 10, enjoys a timetable that is always engaging and “happening.”
  • 5 core subject periods daily → English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Hindi/Marathi.
  • 2 co-curricular activity classes daily → skill-building, strategy, or creative activities.
  • 1 daily sports period → physical fitness for all.
  • 1 recess period → time to relax, refresh, and recharge.
That means students always get to learn, create, play and think — all in the same day.
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Walnut School students exploring geography with a globe and map activity
Walnut School student speaking with confidence during classroom activity
Walnut School student showcasing strength in outdoor hurdle race
Walnut School students learning through interactive board game session

Why This Works?

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Why This Works?

  • Students stay interested and alert till the very last period.
  • Regular variety means they learn better and faster.
  • The mix of academics + activities builds skills that go far beyond textbooks.
  • This balanced system leads to advanced academics and excellent results.
  • Most importantly → students don’t want to miss school, even in higher grades!

Benefits for all:

Students
  • Love coming to school (even in higher grades!)
  • Love the different things they learn.
  • Gain confidence from learning things their peers elsewhere don’t.
Parents
  • Parents get to see many demos of the different skills that kids have learnt in school.
  • Can actually see their kids getting future ready with the knowledge and thought process that develops.
  • Know these skills can’t be picked up in any outside hobby class but only at Walnut.
Teachers
  • Use activities to sharpen students’ thinking, strategizing and communication.
  • Watch students advance academically as well as socially.
  • See them become adaptable and ready for anything.