The students of Grade 6 of St. Lawrence High School and Junior college visited the Traffic Park as part of an educational field trip aimed at creating awareness about road safety and traffic rules. The visit began with a warm welcome by the traffic park officials, who briefed the students about the importance of following traffic signals, zebra crossings, and road signs. The park had model roads, traffic lights, signboards, and pedestrian paths, which helped the children understand real-life traffic situations in a practical way. Students actively participated in demonstrations on how to cross

“Science helps us to explore, discover, and understand the world around us.”  The Primary Section of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College organized a Science Exhibition where our little scientists showed their creative models and projects. The exhibition gave students a chance to learn by doing and to share their ideas with confidence. The main objective of conducting this session was to develop the children’s interest in science and improve practical knowledge. It was arranged to help students understand their lessons better through activities and working models instead of only reading from textbooks.

St. Lawrence High School & Junior College celebrated Marathi Bhasha Gaurav Din with great enthusiasm. The theme for the occasion was “Women Empowerment”, and various cultural and academic programmes were organised. The main objective of the event was to instill pride in the Marathi language and to spread awareness about the strength and empowerment of women among students. The programme began with poetry recitation, storytelling, and speeches based on women empowerment. Students then presented a beautiful group dance on the song “Baicha Janma Ghaicha…”, which won the hearts of the audience.

“Learning becomes meaningful when children experience it in real life.” St. Lawrence High School conducted a Money Activity for the primary section to help students understand the concept of money in an interesting and practical way. The activity helped students learn how money is used in daily life and why it is important. During the activity, students identified different coins and notes and learned their values. They participated in simple buying and selling activities using play money. Children acted as shopkeepers and customers and practised counting money, adding amounts, and giving the correct change.

Our students made us proud at the Inter-School Social Studies Competition (Civic Quest) by securing 3rd Position in two challenging categories. Chronicles Unlock – 3rd Position Reva TambulkarJitesh Chaudhary Timeless Trails – 3rd Position Vaibhavi BorsePranav Kaloge Heartiest congratulations to our achievers for their dedication, knowledge, and outstanding performance. Your success is a proud moment for the entire Lawrentian family!