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Stories like these highlight the shift from traditional classroom teaching to practical skill development.
It is also called the ‘world’s best school’. (Photo Credit: Reddit)
Schools are fundamental institutions for personal development and social progress. In India, government and private schools follow fundamentally different models, resulting in differences in cost, facilities, class sizes and student performance. While government schools assure wider access and social justice, private schools can provide better resources at a higher cost.
Having said that, a government school in Pune, Maharashtra has now attracted attention for providing world-class facilities to students with ‘awesome infrastructure’.
school students make robots
In a video shared on Reddit, a vlogger talked about his time at Pune’s ZP Jalindar Nagar, also known as the ‘World’s Best School’. The clip begins with a glimpse of young students taking a nap between school hours. But what’s going to happen next will blow your mind.
Going further, the vlogger showed that students are learning 3D printing at a very young age with the latest machines and software. Not only this, the school has provided adequate facilities to the children to learn Robotic AI Stimulation on RoboDK software.
As the clip progresses, we see the man get surprised after using a voice-enabled robot created by a student. They asked a third grade student what skills she knew, and she replied, “Coding, arts and crafts, jewelry, and brain gym.”
Furthermore, the vlogger added, “Learning multiple languages or writing with two hands, this is the perfect dream school. The first school where kids take a mandatory nap after lunch.”
On the other hand, Ware Guruji, who runs the school, talked about his dream of expanding the school and said, “We have to go beyond just one school. Although it is the No. 1 school in the world, one school cannot admit all the students. Now we have to expand it and build a new system to replace the existing system.”
How was the reaction on social media?
Within no time, the comments section was filled with reactions from many users. “Can’t believe I’m probably going to be replaced by an AI by a 14 year old,” one Reddit user shared. Another commented, “Well, I can’t even draw a basic circle.” One of them wrote, “This may not be possible for most schools across the country, but hopefully it will prove good for these children.”
One user shared, “Wow, no more soul sucking rote education. Hope such schools become the norm.” One of them commented, “As an adult, I would like to repeat my schooling. When will admissions open?”
One comment read, “Don’t know why but I feel happy seeing this… We need more schools like this… And the best thing I like about this school is that no kid looks like a rich boy from those big schools… This is amazing work… Respect++.”
Stories like these highlight the shift from traditional classroom teaching to practical skill development.
A team of writers at AyraNews24x7.com brings you stories on what’s making waves on the Internet, exploring science, cricket, technology, gender, Bollywood and culture.
A team of writers at AyraNews24x7.com brings you stories on what’s making waves on the Internet, exploring science, cricket, technology, gender, Bollywood and culture.
Delhi, India, India
October 26, 2025, 12:00 IST
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