St. Lawrence High School and Junior College organised a storytelling competition for the students of Grades 1 and 2 on the occasion of Hindi Diwas. The objective of the competition was to encourage children to participate confidently, develop their speaking and communication skills, and create an interest in the Hindi language. The students participated enthusiastically and narrated interesting stories with expressions, confidence and creativity. The activity gave them an opportunity to showcase their talent and improve their storytelling skills. Students of Grades 3 and 4 participated in a Hindi Elocution Competition, where

During their Kathalaya session, the students of Grade 1 enjoyed learning an interesting and meaningful story about a camel and a pig. The story taught them that everyone has their own unique strengths and abilities. Through this delightful story, our Grade 1 students learned an important life lesson: Everyone is special in their own way. We should never compare ourselves with others or make fun of their differences. Instead, we should respect, appreciate and celebrate each other’s strengths. The story helped our little learners understand the values of kindness, humility, cooperation and

"The will to win is important, but the will to prepare is vital." – Joe Paterno Our young and enthusiastic Lawrentians truly proved the importance of this quote by participating in the prestigious 'Metamorphosis Science Quiz Competition', an inter-school competition that tests scientific knowledge, logical thinking, and quick decision-making. With excellent preparation and great teamwork, our students of Grade 3& 4 showcased their brilliance and secured the First Prize. Mast. Shivay Patil and Ms. Koshika Patil, Mast.Arnav Patil & Mast.Atharva Patil made the school proud with their confident answers and outstanding performance.

at St. Lawrence High School & Jr. College When girls are given the right knowledge at the right time, they grow with confidence rather than fear. Keeping in mind the well-being of our young girls as they enter an important phase of growing up, an awareness session on Menstruation, Wellness and Hygiene was organised for the girls of Class VI of our school.  Dr. Ranjit Mehta and Dr. Mrs. Nanda Mehta, guided the students through the physical and emotional changes associated with puberty, with special emphasis on understanding the menstrual cycle. The session

KNOWLEDGE CAN INSPIRE CHANGE.Our young Lawrentians put their environmental knowledge, curiosity and quick thinking to the test in an exciting Interhouse EVS Quiz Competition.From nature and conservation to sustainable living, the quiz encouraged students to think, learn and become more aware of the world around them.LEARN TODAY. THINK GREEN. PROTECT TOMORROW.

St. Lawrence High School and Junior College conducted an engaging EVS activity on the topic “Food We Eat” for the Grade 2 students. The objective of the activity was to help children understand the importance of healthy and balanced meals, the three main meals of the day, and the three important food groups—Energy-Giving, Body-Building and Protective Foods. As a hands-on activity, children brought different food items day wise and identified and labelled them according to their food groups. They enjoyed sorting the food items and learned that eating a variety of