facebook icon
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!

Our grown-up toddlers were delighted to come to school and were excited to see so many activities being conducted in their school hours!

Some children started crying when their school hours were over and wanted to stay for one more session! This is something which every educationist and teacher dreams of – to keep their children engaged in the school and increasing their desire to keep learning.

Our grown-up toddlers were also able to figure out our subject-wise classroom concepts quickly – on day two, they were able to tell which room was for which activity! Talk about smart children. They really loved the concept of sitting on bean stools in most of the rooms – that put them at ease, and gave our teachers an opportunity to start off with learning.
Look at the pictures below – you would easily figure out how happy these children are!

Going by how well the past few days have passed by, we are very eager to meet our young men of the primary section on Monday 15th June – in stage 3.

You also might be interested in

Sanskrit stalwart visits school

Shivane

Sanskrit stalwart visits school

Lt. Colonel Makarand Sathe visited our school and was very impressed with our Sanskrit program.

Little Hands, Writing!

Shivane

Little Hands, Writing!

Our primary students participated in a handwriting competition on 22 July, 2016. The eagerness and excitement of the students was evident in their preparations for this competition, which had begun almost a week in advance. They were practicing how to hold the pencil correctly and were working on perfecting their strokes. The students were given poems, which they had to neatly copy.

Starting from SCRATCH!

Fursungi

Starting from SCRATCH!

Parth Mayadevo and Om Kulkarni of Std. 6, Walnut School Shivane emerge as winners in the Inter-school Compuskills Competition 2017-18. They developed a game based on Traffic Discipline using Scratch as a tool. Read on to know more about their efforts toward this competition.