Learning became an exciting adventure for the students of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College as they explored shapes, patterns, positions, and shadows through engaging classroom activities. The children enjoyed a fun game of hide and seek, observing their surroundings and identifying circles, squares, rectangles, and triangles. They also learned how shadows are formed when an object blocks light and excitedly experimented with their own shadows by creating different shapes and poses. Through these activities, they explored different positions and spaces by observing and describing where objects were placed. The

Our Girl Guides came together for a joyful Gift Wrapping and Rakhi Making Activity, turning creativity into a celebration of love, care, and togetherness.A beautiful experience of learning, creating, and celebrating the spirit of Raksha Bandhan!

At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, the Grade 1 students celebrated the National Symbols of India. The objective of the session was to help students learn about the pride and identity of our nation and develop love and respect for our country. Teachers introduced students to the National Symbols through colourful flashcards. They learned about our National Flag – the Tiranga, our National Anthem – Jana Gana Mana, our National Bird – the Peacock, our National Animal – the Tiger, our National Flower – the Lotus and our National

Students of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College achieved great success in the Maharashtra Talent Search Examination. This annually held examination tests students on varied subjects and is considered fairly difficult. Shivam Bhamare of grade 9 , Aksha Hyalij, Devansh Patil and Devang Borse of grade 10 cleared the MTSE with flying colours proving once again that nothing is impossible when you set your heart to it. Time and again our students have proved that through sheer hard work any feat can be achieved no matter how tough it is. The

At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, the Grade 1 students celebrated Onam, the harvest festival of Kerala. The objective of the session was to help students learn about the culture, traditions, and festivals of different states of India. Teachers dressed in traditional Kasavu sarees and mundus and introduced students to Onam through flashcards. The children learned about Vallam Kali (snake boat racing), Onam Sadya, and the significance of Pookalam in the festival. Students actively participated in decorating Pookalams and colouring Onam-themed pictures. The session was enjoyable, informative, and helped students

St. Lawrence High School and Junior College introduced “Social Emotional Literacy”, a new subject this academic year, to support the holistic development of students. As part of this initiative, the Primary Section conducted a meaningful session to help children understand themselves better and develop self-awareness. During the session, students reflected on their likes, dislikes, strengths, weaknesses, and aspirations. As part of an engaging activity, each student created a personal web by placing their photograph at the centre and writing their likes, dislikes, strengths, weaknesses, and future aspirations around it. This creative activity encouraged

Students of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College once again brought pride and glory to the school by showcasing remarkable talent at the Guru-Shishya Smriti Mahotsav held at K.K. Wagh School. The Mahotsav provided a wonderful platform for students to display their creativity, confidence, and artistic skills. The event commenced with a vibrant Rangoli Competition, which witnessed enthusiastic participation from several schools across the district, representing both urban and rural areas. The theme for the competition was “Nature Painting”, encouraging students to express their creativity through colourful and imaginative artwork.

At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, the Primary Section celebrated Independence Day 2026 with pride and patriotism. The programme began with patriotic songs and speeches in Hindi, English and Marathi. The highlight was a skit on "The Dandi March - Salt Satyagraha". Through this, the children understood the sacrifices of our freedom fighters and the meaning of peaceful courage and truth. History was kept alive as students learned that true freedom today means discipline, cleanliness, responsibility and respect for our motherland. The Grade 3 and 4 students added energy with a vibrant