at St. Lawrence High School & Jr. College When girls are given the right knowledge at the right time, they grow with confidence rather than fear. Keeping in mind the well-being of our young girls as they enter an important phase of growing up, an awareness session on Menstruation, Wellness and Hygiene was organised for the girls of Class VI of our school.  Dr. Ranjit Mehta and Dr. Mrs. Nanda Mehta, guided the students through the physical and emotional changes associated with puberty, with special emphasis on understanding the menstrual cycle. The session

KNOWLEDGE CAN INSPIRE CHANGE.Our young Lawrentians put their environmental knowledge, curiosity and quick thinking to the test in an exciting Interhouse EVS Quiz Competition.From nature and conservation to sustainable living, the quiz encouraged students to think, learn and become more aware of the world around them.LEARN TODAY. THINK GREEN. PROTECT TOMORROW.

St. Lawrence High School and Junior College conducted an engaging EVS activity on the topic “Food We Eat” for the Grade 2 students. The objective of the activity was to help children understand the importance of healthy and balanced meals, the three main meals of the day, and the three important food groups—Energy-Giving, Body-Building and Protective Foods. As a hands-on activity, children brought different food items day wise and identified and labelled them according to their food groups. They enjoyed sorting the food items and learned that eating a variety of

Congratulations to Ms. Soumya Jha for securing Second Position in the French Bingo Competition at the Silver Oak Inter-School Competitions!Your talent and confidence shine bright!

Music does not simply fill the silence; it gives life to every emotion within it. At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, we believe giving equal importance to co-curricular activities as they help shape the personality of the students. With this aim in mind and to provide a students with a platform to showcase their talents, a Instrumental Music Competition was held for the students of grade 5-10. Students played classical as well as popular bolly wood pieces on instruments like Tabla, Harmonium, Guitar, Flute, and Keyboard. The competition was adjudged by

Hindi Diwas at St. Lawrence High School & Jr. College, Nashik was a vibrant celebration of भाषा, संस्कृति and creativity. Through inspiring activities and enthusiastic participation, our Lawrentians celebrated the richness of Hindi and the joy of expressing ourselves through our national language. Celebrating Hindi. Celebrating our heritage. Celebrating our voice.

"Stories come alive when imagination takes flight!" Julia Donaldson As part of their author study session , the Grade 2 students explored the book 'Room on the Broom' by Julia Donaldson. The classroom came alive as teachers enacted the story, making learning enjoyable and meaningful for the children. The students actively participated by imitating the animals, performing actions, learning new vocabulary, and sequencing the events of the story. They also practised retelling the story in their own words. The session was filled with excitement and laughter. It helped develop listening, speaking, and storytelling

From welcoming Bappa to celebrating every beautiful moment, Lawrentians came together as one to celebrate faith, creativity, joy and togetherness. From little hands creating beautiful memories to hearts filled with devotion, these moments will remain a cherished part of our Lawrence journey. May Bappa’s blessings always guide our Lawrentians with love, kindness and positivity.Ganpati Bappa Morya!Morya Re Bappa!