St. Lawrence High School & Junior College: Road Rally Revs Up Voter Engagement
The spirited junior college students of St. Lawrence High School & Junior College embarked on a unique initiative – a road rally to disseminate the paramount importance of voting. This unconventional approach aimed to reach a wider audience, particularly young adults on the cusp of political enfranchisement.The road rally served as a potent reminder that exercising one's right to vote is not merely a civic duty, but a cornerstone of a healthy democracy. It instilled in the community, particularly the younger generation, a sense of ownership over their political future.
“Success can come to you by courageous devotion to the task lying in front of you.”
CV Raman Another feather in the Lawrentians' cap!!!!The Young Lawrentians of Grade 6 with their courageous devotion have once again proven their mettle by clearing the 3rd level in Dr. Homi Bhabha Balvaidnyanik Competition.Miss Durva Kulkarni won silver medal and Master Aradhya Gavande won bronze medal in the esteemed competition which was a result of the blood and sweat put in by the science faculty of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College and of course by the budding scientists themselves.At St. Lawrence we believe in providing our students with a
‘Music is the strongest form of magic’
St. Lawrence High School and Jr. College organized an ‘Instrumental Music Competition’ for the students of the Secondary section. The competition was judged by Ms. Janhvi Kejiriwal Ma’am, a music lover herself.The competition was organized to expose the students to the world of music, while also enhancing their confidence and presentation skills.Students of class 5 to 9 participated in this competition. Each student selected his or her own piece of music to play for the competition keeping in mind Rhythm, Originality, Beat and Coordination. The students played instruments like Keyboard,
“ Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time” - Thomas A Edison.We at St. Lawerence High School &Junior college believe that ………..Life is certainly a beautiful mess and the young students and youth go through a lot of rough patches that ultimately transform them into mature individuals. Patience and perseverance are the key to tackling arduous situations but we often long for that push that can send us in the right direction.Movies have been and still,
Appreciation can make a day, even change a life. – Margaret Cousins
Abiding with the legacy of the school, this year too, St. Lawrence High School & Jr. College appreciated the students and teachers for their efforts to outdo other classes in various areas.Staying true with the school motto – ‘I, Too, Can Make A Difference’, the school adopted SDG goals as the theme of the year, to make students aware of the importance of overall development of human race and protection of Mother Earth. To reiterate the same all the assemblies and corridor charts were based on the 17 goals of
The principal objective of wastewater treatment is generally to allow human and industrial effluents to be disposed of without danger to human health or unacceptable damage to the natural environment. Conventional wastewater treatment consists of a combination of physical, chemical, and biological processes and operations to remove solids, organic matter and, sometimes, nutrients from wastewater. General terms used to describe different degrees of treatment, in order of increasing treatment level, are preliminary, primary, secondary, and tertiary and/or advanced wastewater treatment. So here we have, St Lawrence High School and Junior college students
Marathi Bhasha Din was celebrated with great fervor at St. Lawrence High School and Junior College where the students of class 7 and 8 displayed a beautiful portrayal of the Maharashtrian culture through different dance forms.The when, how and why of the Marathi Bhasha Din was reiterated through a speech by a student of class 6. More Josh was added to the event by the school choir who sang a melodious song.The day culminated with the students taking a pledge to keep the Marathi language alive and never forget their
A New Dawn of Leadership: St. Lawrence Investiture 2024-25
The vibrant spirit of leadership bloomed at St. Lawrence High School and Junior College as they held their annual Investiture Ceremony, marking the dawn of the 2024-25 academic year. The ceremony was graced by the esteemed presence of the Managing Trustee and Founder Principal, Mrs. Summan Datta, and Trustee Col. Vijay Kumar Datta. The ceremony resonated with a profound sense of responsibility and commitment as the newly elected student council members donned the mantle of leadership.The atmosphere crackled with exuberance and anticipation as the ceremony commenced with a soulful rendition
St. Lawrence bids adieu to grade 10
The Management and staff members of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College bid adieu to grade 10, on the 10th of February, 2024 in a grand farewell ceremony.The ceremony began with a prayer and pledge followed by a cultural programme which was presented by the students of class 10.Some students from the outgoing batch expressed their emotions and feelings, shared their journey of school life n the form of speeches and poems.A plethora of prizes were given to the students for Best Smile, Best Hairstyle, Most Well-Dressed and such.
‘Without mathematics, there’s nothing you can do. Everything around you, is mathematics’.
A rigorous Inter-House Math Quiz Competition was conducted in St. Lawrence High School & Jr. College in two groups; viz Junior group of classes 5,6 & 7 and Senior group of classes 8, 9 & 10 with the motto to enhance learning in a fun and interactive way, boosts students’ confidence and remove the fear of ‘MATH’ from their minds.A preliminary round was conducted in which all the students from grade 5 to 10 participated.The 24 finalists competed with each other in 5 different rounds, like Warm up round, Choose