As part of an exciting curriculum activity, Grade 9 students of St. Lawrence High School and Jr. College put on a captivating magic show that left the audience in awe. The event was a showcase of creativity and skill, where students not only performed innovative magic tricks but also challenged their peers with intriguing riddles. The students practiced their tricks diligently, perfecting each move so well that no one in the audience could unravel the secrets behind them. Their remarkable sleight of hand and clever setups ensured that every trick remained
One tree can make a thousand sheets of paper, but one thoughtful choice can save a forest.”
The students of grade 6 were taught the importance of saving paper through a poster making activity where the students came up with their creative ideas for saving paper and portrayed their imagination on paper.At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, it is our endeavour to make our students turn into not only literate individuals but also thoughtful citizens of tomorrow’s society who make their choices carefully and contribute in making this world a better place.
Before anything else, preparation is the key to success’-Alexander Graham Bell.
At St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, we believe in this quote firmly. In order to enable our students prepare efficiently towards their Board Examinations, a workshop was organized for them. Th workshop titled ‘Smart Study Techniques’ highlighted the different techniques students can use to prepare themselves well without falling prey to anxiety. Students were given guidance on and easy techniques to prepare themselves for the upcoming board exams. Techniques of meditation, breathing and different revision methods were discussed with them. The sessions conducted by a trained psychologist and counsellor, helped
Students of today are the leaders of tomorrow.
In order to acquaint them of the workings of the highest law making body of the country, our Parliament, students of grade 10 of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College participated in an event named Young Indians Parliament. The students were able to understand the basics of the political fabric of our country. They understood how political parties function, what are the responsibilities of the ruling party and the opposition. Two of our students, Miss Lavanya Kshirsagar and Mst. Tanish Medhane also were selected for the national level of this event.
