To celebrate the spirit of creativity and eco-friendliness, our school, St. Lawrence High School and Junior College organized a Ganpati Making Workshop for the students of Grades 5, 6, and 7. The event aimed to instill artistic skills, cultural awareness, and environmental responsibility among young learners. The workshop began with a short introduction on the significance of Lord Ganesha in Indian culture and the importance of using eco-friendly materials to protect the environment. Art teacher guided the students step-by-step in making clay idols. The participants enthusiastically shaped, moulded their Ganpati idols,

Miss Shravani Pandhare, a class 9 student of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College has brought glory to the institution by winning a scholarship under the Sanskritik Pratibha Khoj Chhatravritti Yojana 2024–25, organised by the Centre for Cultural Resources and Training (CCRT), Ministry of Culture, Government of India. Selected for her outstanding talent in Bharatnatyam, Shravani’s further training will now be sponsored by the Government. Out of lakhs of participants nationwide, only 650 students were chosen, with just 8 from Maharashtra — making her achievement truly exceptional. The school community is immensely proud of her

The programme began with the national anthem, “Jana Gana Mana”, which filled the air with a sense of unity and pride. This was followed by the patriotic song “Vijayi Vishwa Tiranga Pyara”, honouring the tricolour as the symbol of our nation’s strength and freedom.A patriotic medley was then presented, followed by an energetic song paying tribute to our brave soldiers. The heartfelt renditions stirred deep emotions among the audience and reminded everyone of the sacrifices made for the country’s independence.The programme continued with the young students expressing their views on

A special awareness programme on Menstruation and Hygiene was organized at St Lawrence High School and Junior College for the girls of Grade 6.  The session aimed to educate young girls about menstrual health, hygiene practices, and to break the silence and stigma associated with this natural biological process. The programme was conducted by Dr. Ranjit Mehta and Dr. Nanda Mehta, who interacted with the students in a friendly and respectful manner. The session began with a simple explanation of menstruation – what it is, why it happens, and how it is