St. Lawrence High School and Junior College celebrated SDG 6 – Clean Water and Sanitation with an engaging programme spreading the important message of “Save Water.” Students presented a meaningful skit showing how we can save water through simple habits, such as turning off the tap while brushing. They reminded everyone that every drop counts. The teachers also presented a special act in which one teacher portrayed a fish. The fish expressed how aquatic animals are suffering and dying because of the garbage humans throw into water bodies. The act highlighted the

“The joy of earning becomes greater when we use it to bring joy to others.” St. Lawrence High School and Junior College celebrates September as Gratitude Month every year as a part of its Founder’s Day celebration. Inspired by the values of our Founder, the children learn that whatever we earn through our efforts should also be shared with those in need. As a part of this celebration, the Grade 4 students participated in the Project Khari Kamai. For more than 15 days, they performed small, age-appropriate jobs at home and in

Every achievement reflects dedication, determination and the courage to go beyond limits.Congratulations to our sporting stars!ONE TEAM. MANY TRIUMPHS. ENDLESS PRIDE.

To develop a love for reading, encourage students to share their favourite stories, and enhance their creativity and communication skills. St. Lawrence School celebrated the birthday of the beloved children’s author Julia Donaldson with great joy and enthusiasm. The students shared their favourite stories with one another and spoke about the books they enjoyed reading. They also wrote the names of their favourite books on small, colourful cards and mentioned why they liked them. To make the celebration more special, the children decorated a birthday cake on the classroom outside board

At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, the Grade 1 students enjoyed the heartwarming story of Pinchoo, a boy who spent his holidays with his grandmother in the village. During his visit, Pinchoo enjoyed village life and helped his grandmother sort different kinds of fruits. This fun activity helped him identify fruits and develop his observation and classification skills. The story taught our little learners the importance of spending time with grandparents and learning from everyday experiences. It was a joyful and meaningful session that beautifully highlighted the special bond between

At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, the students from Grade 1 to Grade 4 participated in a meaningful Gratitude Activity as part of the SEL period. They created colourful web charts and wrote about the people, things and experiences they were grateful for. The objective of the session was to develop self-awareness, encourage positive thinking and help children recognise and express their emotions. Through this creative activity, the children learnt to appreciate what they have, value the people around them and express thankfulness, making the session joyful and meaningful.

“Learning becomes meaningful when children connect it with the world around them!”* The Grade 2 students of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College explored the EVS topic “Clothes We Wear” through an interactive and engaging session. Teachers showed different clothes and fabrics, helping students learn about suitable clothing for summer, winter and rainy seasons. The session was conducted to help students understand different types of clothes, fabrics and their uses. The objective was to develop observation, curiosity and awareness about the clothes we wear and where different fabrics come from. Students learnt

St. Lawrence High School and Junior College organised a storytelling competition for the students of Grades 1 and 2 on the occasion of Hindi Diwas. The objective of the competition was to encourage children to participate confidently, develop their speaking and communication skills, and create an interest in the Hindi language. The students participated enthusiastically and narrated interesting stories with expressions, confidence and creativity. The activity gave them an opportunity to showcase their talent and improve their storytelling skills. Students of Grades 3 and 4 participated in a Hindi Elocution Competition, where