"A nation's culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people." — Mahatma Gandhi The smart learners of Grade 2 at St. Lawrence High School and Junior College enthusiastically participated in an engaging lesson on National Symbols of India. Using colourful flashcards and visual learning materials, students learned about India's National Emblem and National Currency, while other symbols such as the National Flag, National Animal, National Bird, National Flower, National Fruit, National Tree, and National Anthem were revised through interactive activities. The visual learning materials helped them easily identify and

An Adolescence Awareness Workshop was conducted for the girls and boys of Grade 8  at St. Lawrence High School and Junior College. Separate sessions were organised for girls and boys to ensure a comfortable and open learning environment. The workshop, conducted by Ms. Habiba Kudrati, helped students understand the physical, emotional, and mental changes that take place during adolescence. She patiently answered students' questions, cleared their doubts, and encouraged them to embrace this phase of life with confidence, responsibility, and a positive attitude. The workshop was highly interactive and informative. The

The students of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College had a delightful and engaging learning experience through the story "Poo's Balloon." The session began with an interactive storytelling activity using a creative teaching-aid frame that displayed Poo and his apple shaped red balloon. The attractive visual aid captured the children's attention and made the story come alive. After reading the story, the classroom turned into a stage as the students enthusiastically participated in a role-play. With the guidance of their teacher, the children enacted the story, making learning enjoyable while

St. Lawrence High School & Junior College witnessed an inspiring display of imagination and artistic talent as students enthusiastically participated in an Inter- Class Drawing Competition. The event provided a vibrant platform for budding artists to express their thoughts on meaningful themes through colours, creativity, and innovation. Students from different grades showcased their artistic excellence on age-appropriate themes. Grade 5 highlighted "Secure Our Future", presenting thoughtful ideas on protecting our planet and building a sustainable tomorrow. Grade 6 explored "The Magical Underwater World", bringing oceans to life with fascinating marine creatures

"Every Little Hand Can Do Great Things!” At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College our Grade 1 students discovered the joy of taking up responsibility and how to self-help through the inspiring story of “Inga and the Ten Fairy Helpers.” They listened with great interest and enthusiasm as they learned about Inga, a little girl who did not like to do any work. Through this story, our Grade 1 students learnt the importance of independence, responsibility, and self-help. It encouraged them to use their own hands with confidence and understand that

We are immensely proud to share that, through their consistent hard work and unwavering dedication, the students of St. Lawrence High School & Jr. College have brought great pride to the Lawrentian name by securing positions in the merit list of the Scholarship Examination conducted annually by the Maharashtra State Council of Examination. Out of 77 students who appeared for the examination, 9 students from Grade 8—Shivam Bhamare, Jitesh Chaudhari (27th rank holder), Vaibhavi Bhavsar, Atharva Shinde, Aaradhya Gawande, Durva Kulkarni, Aryan Karad, Sanavi Kapale, and Gargi Patil—and 1 student from

"Shapes are the silent architects of our visual experiences." — Richard Meier At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, the Grade 3 students have learned about 3D shapes through various methods. Students built their own shapes using matchsticks, waste boxes, and many other objects. Our students are now able to identify the shapes used in our daily lives. Students showcased their creativity by turning boxes into puzzles. By recognizing shapes, students have taken their first step into the world of geometry. This lays the groundwork for understanding more complex math concepts