Walnut School constantly strives to engage students in activities and competitions that enable them to use and upgrade necessary life skills. Computational thinking is one of those most important skills that the students of this era need to pursue and develop.

Every year, Walnut students participate in the Bebras India Challenge to test their computational thinking and problem solving skills. Bebras is an international Computational Thinking Challenge organised in over 60 countries and designed to get students all over the world excited about computing. In 2020, 2.5 million students took the challenge across 56 countries worldwide.

We are extremely delighted to announce that this year too (no exceptions here!), our students have participated and emerged winners :

  • Yash Toradmal (Std. 6, Walnut Shivane) is ranked among the National Winners!

Additionally, we also have 8 students qualifying as Best Rankers in School :

Walnut School, Shivane

  • Paras Shinde (Std. 9)
  • Arnav Kolte (Std. 8)
  • Archit Jagdale (Std. 3)
  • Prachi Adhvaryu (Std. 3)

Walnut School, Fursungi

  • Nirav Chavan (Std. 9)
  • Ish Pratik (Std. 7)
  • Pavani Shah (Std. 6)
  • Srivibhavan Kulkarni (Std. 4)

Kudos to all our winners as well as our participants!

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Welcoming the Junior and Senior KG children

It was time for Stage 2 – for the Junior and Senior KG students to arrive for their first day at Walnut School!

Speeches, poems and stories : In good style!

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Speeches, poems and stories : In good 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.

Handi time for our Gopalas!

Shivane

Handi time for our Gopalas!

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.

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