With the aim of highlighting the growing dependence on mobile phones and its impact on childhood, the students of St. Lawrence High School & Junior College presented a thought-provoking Hindi Nukkad Natak on the theme‘Mobile Ki Screen Ke Peechhe Khoya Bachpan’ at prominent public places across the city, including Pandav Leni, Sambhaji Stadium, Jogger’s Park, Gamane Ground and Nana-Nani Park. Through their heartfelt and impactful performances, the students portrayed how childhood is gradually slipping away behind mobile screens, replacing the laughter of friends, outdoor games and precious family moments with

At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, the students of Grade 1 enjoyed an exciting and creative learning experience through the story “Alabaloo – The Lost Alien.” Through this interesting story, our little learners explored the importance of kindness, helpfulness, friendship and caring for others. They learned that we should help those who are lost or in need and treat everyone with love and understanding. The story also encouraged them to think creatively, express their ideas and develop empathy towards others. The character-drawing activity made learning interactive and memorable, allowing students

At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, we believe that reading is a wonderful habit that nurtures imagination, enhances vocabulary, and opens doors to a world of knowledge. With this thought in mind, our students participated in a special reading session aimed at cultivating the habit of reading and developing a love for books. During the session, the students immersed themselves in their own storybook. As they turned the pages, they explored the fascinating world of Matilda, a bright and imaginative young girl whose love for books makes her truly

At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, we believe that children learn Mathematics best when they explore, create and experience concepts through hands-on activities. To make Geometry interesting and meaningful for our Grade 3 students, we conducted a Maths Lab activity titled “Fun with Shapes.” In this activity, students were given square-shaped paper and encouraged to create different 2D shapes from it. They carefully cut out the shapes, pasted them on a sheet of paper and identified their vertices and edges. This hands-on experience helped them understand the properties of

“A book is a dream that you hold in your hands.” St. Lawrence High School and Junior College celebrated Reading Inspiration Day for grade 5 and 6  with great enthusiasm, aiming to nurture a love for reading and encourage students to explore the wonderful world of books. The school premises were transformed into a vibrant literary space, showcasing books by various renowned authors along with displays highlighting their lives and literary contributions. This initiative provided students with an opportunity to discover new authors, explore diverse genres, and appreciate the power of words

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