Level Up Your Strategy with Board Games at Walnut School!
At Walnut School, strategic thinking gets a fun twist with weekly board games! Our recent Std. 4 & 5 competition on Electric Saturday was filled with teamwork, strategy, and loads of fun. Board games are not just for play – they help our students sharpen their minds, collaborate effectively, and enhance their skills. Catch the highlights of this exciting event!
Game On : Walnut School's Exciting Board Game Competition
Discover how Walnut School, one of the top 10 CBSE schools in Pune, combines fun and learning through our innovative Board Game Competition. From Fish Out to Wagh Bakri, students engage in strategic thinking, problem-solving, and social skill development. Learn how we’re fostering all-round development and preparing young minds for future challenges, one game at a time.
Unleashing Creativity: Walnut School at CTiS Conference 2023
Did you know that board games can be used to teach computational thinking?
Our very own Walnut School teacher, Mrs. Kavita Shinde, shared how she uses board games to help students develop problem-solving, critical thinking, and algorithmic thinking skills at the 5th Computational Thinking in Schools (CTiS) Conference.
Click to read more about how Walnut School’s innovative approach grabbed the spotlight at the conference.
Activities conducted at Walnut School
At Walnut School, we nurture all-round development in our students, fostering their physical, intellectual, emotional, and social growth. It’s not just about academics; it’s about helping them become well-rounded individuals who can thrive in all aspects of life. We understand that success requires more than rote learning; it requires adaptability, quick thinking, and effective communication. That’s why we offer a range of innovative activities throughout the week to sharpen their thinking, broaden their horizons, and enhance their communication skills.
Taking the board exams head on!
Walnut Students end up doing much more than any outside test series during the school year and with teachers who genuinely care about their progress! Even in the year of online school during the pandemic (2020-21) there were no compromises on this front.