The grade 6 students of St .Lawrence High School and Junior College took on The Poet’s Quest with extreme enthusiasm. The students not only recited the poems written by Shanta Shelke rhythmically but also got to know more about her life and other such poets as well. The aim of this activity was to arouse children’s interest in reading poetry as well as know about the people who write them.

On World Organ Donation Day, St. Lawrence High School & Junior College witnessed a vibrant tapestry of compassion and consciousness. Students of grade 7, the young architects of tomorrow, unleashed their artistic prowess to craft poignant and impactful posters that illuminated the profound significance of organ donation. Through a kaleidoscope of colours and thought-provoking imagery, the young artists illuminated the profound impact of this selfless act. Their posters were not merely artistic expressions; they were catalysts for change, igniting conversations and inspiring a deeper understanding of the critical need for organ

At St. Lawrence High School & Jr. College, students learned about 'My Family' through a meaningful family tree activity. Families provide an environment of warmth, love, and understanding, essential for the emotional and psychological development of their members. This emotional stability fosters self-confidence and self-esteem, making individuals resilient and capable of handling life's challenges. Through this activity, students explored the importance of family members and their roles. They created a family tree, sticking pictures of their family members on it. Students even made short slogans like, 'We live together as a

St. Lawrence High School and Junior College recently witnessed a captivating display of linguistic artistry as students from Grades 5 to 8 participated in English oratory competitions. The event was a testament to the school's commitment to fostering holistic development and empowering young minds. The Story Telling Competition for Grades 5 and 6 was a delightful journey through the realms of imagination. Young narrators enthralled the audience with their creative flair, weaving tales that were both entertaining and thought-provoking. The Elocution Competition for Grades 7 and 8 showcased the students' intellectual

The students of class 7 of St. Lawrence High School and Junior College excitedly participated in a puzzle activity. The students were given Hindi proverbs in the form of a scrambled puzzle. The students arranged the words correctly to form the proverbs correctly. The puzzles helped to foster their creativity. The students comprehended the value of employing proverbs to improve their language proficiency.