Two bright young minds Miss Durva Kulkarni and Master Aradhya Gavande from St. Lawrence High School & Junior College, have etched their names in the archives of academic achievement by not only clearing the grueling Level 2 of the Dr. Homi Bhabha Balvaidnyanik Competition but also qualifying for the prestigious Level 3! This remarkable feat marks the first time that students from the sixth standard have been selected for the third level, making it a truly historic moment for the school.Dr. Homi Bhabha Balvaidnyanik Competition , conducted by the Department

Drawing exams are important for those who are interested in pursuing a career in the arts. They can help assess the basic drawing skills of a student and determine if they have the potential to excel in the field of art. These exams are usually conducted in two levels – Elementary and Intermediate. Elementary Drawing exams evaluate basic drawing skills such as shape, form, contrast and shading, while Intermediate Drawing exams are more advanced and require more complex skills The students of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College who appeared

4 students of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College participated in the Inter-School Elocution Competition organized by Rangubai Junnare School. Miss Siya Jha of class 6 won the Consolation Prize in the Junior Category for her emphatic speech on the topic ‘More Lessons are Learnt on the Ground than the Classroom.’ She was awarded with a certificate and cash prize. All students were praised by the teachers and school Management for their sincere efforts.

The only thing standing between you and outrageous success is continuous progress” – Dan Waldschmidt Once again, the students of St. Lawrence High School & Jr. College brought laurels to the school by winning at the Inter School Competition held at Symbiosis School. In the Puppet Play with a Moral Competition, Miss Reva Tambulkar of grade 7 bagged the 1st prize and in the Tedcast Competition , Mst. Tanmay Chaudhary of grade 10, secured the 2nd prize. Lawrentians are greatly benefited by the school curriculum which provides weekly story sessions, newspaper reading and

The students of classes 8 and 9 of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College made delicious and mouth - watering chocolates as part of their Scout and Guide activity. The students added nuts, choco chips, honey, icing sugar etc. to add flavour. They made chocolates in various sizes and shapes ; oval, circular bars and blocks.This activity was conducted to develop their culinary talent and skills of making chocolates which is an all time favorite.

Makar Sankranti is around the corner and the cries of joy can be heard all over . But is celebrating our festivals at the cost of harming some species in our environment worth it? The answer is obviously a big ‘No’ and so we at St.Lawrence High School and Junior College celebrated the festival in our own unique way by organizing a ‘ Ban Nylon Manja’ awareness campaign where the students of classes 5 to 7 participated in a chart making competition and the students of class 8 participated in

A session on etiquettes and table manners was conducted for the Guides of classes 8 and 9. This session was held to instil in the students that etiquette helps us to be thoughtful about our conduct and to be aware of the feelings of others. Table manners boosts our confidence in social situation, whether at a friend’s house, restaurant or a formal event. The students took part in laying the table and in serving. The session was enjoyed by all.

Our students of class 6 and 9 have done us proud with their outstanding performance at the Homi Bhabha Balvaidyanik Exam.7 students of class 6, Siya, Abhinav, Durva, Shivam, Aryan, Aradhya and Samar along with 2 students of class 9, Maitra and Rishabh have successfully qualified for the next level of the exam.

St. Lawrence High School and Junior College celebrated its Annual Day with a grand musical.The musical, directed by Atul Narang’ Dance Institute was based on a classic children’s story ‘Peter Pan’.The function was presided over by Mrs. Renuka Shahane, the renowned actor and director and attended by parents and well wishers of the school. The audience was captivated with the thrilling drama and dazzling performances of the students. With the effective visuals, lights and music, the audience was transported to Neverland with Peter, Wendy and Captain Hook. Along with the musical, the