8 students from St. Lawrence High School and Junior College participated in the  'Guru Shishya Smruti Mah', a district-level painting and rangoli competition organized jointly by K.K. Wagh Education Society and Muktagan and achieved great success. In the rangoli competition held under the title 'Woman', Miss Aradhya Ghule of class 7 secured the first position receiving a certificate of appreciation, a trophy, and a cash prize of Rs. 2000. In the same category, Miss  Shubhada Matkar of class 7 secured the second position and received a certificate of appreciation, a trophy,

The Management, Staff and Students of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College celebrated the 77th Independence Day of the nation with a great patriotic fervour. The national flag was hoisted by the Trustee of the school, Col. Vijaykumar Datta. Young students spoke emphatically on the topic ‘Emerging India’, depicting the great strides of progress our nation has made in the last seven decades of freedom and the myriad possibilities that await us. The school dance troupe's bright dance drew tremendous acclaim for their heartfelt performance, which encapsulated the essence of freedom. The

In an inspiring move to integrate physical fitness and mental well-being into the school curriculum, Class 9 students of St Lawrence High School and Junior College enthusiastically embraced the ancient practice of Suryanamaskar, or Sun Salutation. This series of twelve yoga poses not only promotes physical health but also instils discipline, focus, and mindfulness among young learners. The initiative to introduce Suryanamaskar to Class 9 students was spearheaded by the Marathi department. Recognizing the numerous benefits of this age-old practice, the department organized an activity to educate students about the significance

The grade 6 students of St .Lawrence High School and Junior College took on The Poet’s Quest with extreme enthusiasm. The students not only recited the poems written by Shanta Shelke rhythmically but also got to know more about her life and other such poets as well. The aim of this activity was to arouse children’s interest in reading poetry as well as know about the people who write them.

On World Organ Donation Day, St. Lawrence High School & Junior College witnessed a vibrant tapestry of compassion and consciousness. Students of grade 7, the young architects of tomorrow, unleashed their artistic prowess to craft poignant and impactful posters that illuminated the profound significance of organ donation. Through a kaleidoscope of colours and thought-provoking imagery, the young artists illuminated the profound impact of this selfless act. Their posters were not merely artistic expressions; they were catalysts for change, igniting conversations and inspiring a deeper understanding of the critical need for organ