The students of various classes of St. Lawrence High School & Jr College visited the Traffic Park where they received an insightful and educational experience about road safety and traffic rules in India. The visit was designed to educate young minds on the importance of being responsible pedestrians and future drivers. The park is well-equipped with various traffic signals, road signs, and simulated roadways. The visit began with a guided tour where the students were introduced to different types of traffic signs, including mandatory, cautionary, and informative signs. The students were informed

"In every badge, there is a commitment to protect, a promise to serve, and a bond of brotherhood with every member of the community." — Unknown With the aim of appreciating this commitment to the police personnel, the Girls of grade 8 of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the local police personnel by tying them Rakhi on the occasion of RakshaBandhan. The police officers fulfil their duty by protecting us just like a brother does and hence this activity was conducted to acknowledge their efforts.

St. Lawrence High School and Junior College, Nashik, hosted a Rakhi Making Activity for the Girl Guides of classes 8 and 9 as a part of their Scout and Guide activity. The students carried craft material like silk thread, wool, satin ribbons, beads, sequins, tassels, mirrors etc. They showed their creative skills by using the materials to make beautiful rakhis of different variety and colours.    Raksha Bandhan is one of the most endearing ways to celebrate the bond between brothers and sisters. It also strengthens the bond between siblings and promotes

Chemical reactions are at the heart of chemistry, representing the process by which substances combine or break apart to form new substances. Conducting practical experiments to observe these reactions helps students and researchers understand the fundamental principles of chemistry. The students of class 10 at St. Lawrence High School and Junior College  are encouraged to know more about chemistry by doing. They understand the bond making and breaking by seeing all the miracles happening in the test tube. This practical approach makes abstract chemical principles tangible and accessible, fostering a greater

“There’s no greater pillar of stability than a strong, free, and educated woman.”- Anjelina Jolie. St. Lawrence High School and Junior College staged a thought-provoking one-act play, 'Reedh Ki Haddi', penned by Jagdish Chandra Mathur. The play emphasised the significance of women's education, the scourge of dowry, and the imperative of respecting women's dignity. Through this play students experienced a range of emotions. It helped them to develop empathy – the ability to view the world from another persons' perspective without judgement. They also learnt to work as a team.