St. Stanislaus High School began its athletic campaign for the year 2012-13 with a bang, winning gold in 2 out of the 4 events for boys at the Interschool All Bandra Road Races held on August, 19, 2012. Adam Alvares (Std. V) won the 1st place in the Boys u/10 category, whereas Mayur Bhivara (Std.X) stood 1st in the Boys U/17 category. In addition, Joel Barnes (Std.V) placed 2nd in the Boys U/10 and Jason D’Mello finished 7th in the Boys u/14 category.Learn More
St. Stanislaus wins 2 golds at All Bandra Road Races
Natus Ad Maiora 150 years and beyond
Audio visual film created for St. Stanislaus sesquicentenary/150 years celebrations. Conceived and Directed by Dean Gregory (Class of 1995)
65th Independence Day celebrations at Stanislaus
The 65th Independence Day started with the flag hoisting by our Chief Guest Dr. Harish Shetty, in the presence of the parents of the SSC toppers as guests, followed by a salute to the National flag and the singing of the National Anthem.
The Chief Guest a practising Psychiatrist with a Post Graduate degree in Psychological medicine, was then escorted to the School Auditorium by the School Council for the cultural program planned for the day.
The cultural program began with a brief introduction of the chief guest and the lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest and the Principal...Learn More
Sesquicentenary Inter-school English Debate
After the eyes of Bandra witnessed a spectacular launch for the sesquicentennial celebration, St. Stanislaus, marched forward with its maiden event, the Interschool English Debate. This was the podium for an interactive and representational argument that supported the technique of persuasion. It was a momentous occasion as 8 schools from Bandra (W) participated in the elimination round held on the 21st of July 2012. The semi-finals and final round culminated into a dream success on the 1st Aug. 2012 in the school Auditorium.
The simple motivation behind the event was to create an...Learn More
Sesquicentenary Inauguration Ceremony
The lighting of the Inaugural Lamp signaled the onset of a series of scintillating events. The school anthem presented by the school choir and some ex-students, including celebrity singer, Shaan, added to the excitement. The Principal, Fr. Jude Fernandes, presented the Welcome Address, this was followed by the AV – ‘Natus Ad Maiora” 150 years and beyond. Messages from the Chief Guest, Dr. Keki Gharda and the School Manager, Fr. Errol Fernandes, were read out by the emcee for the evening, Tr. Sanjyot Deolalikar.
The Guest of Honour for the function, Mr. Sunil Kaushal...Learn More
Sesquicentenary Inauguration Holy Mass
The sesquicentennial year 2012-2013, a glorious moment in the history of St. Stanislaus High School. A milestone to be celebrated and cherished for long.
31st of July, the feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder priest of the Society of Jesus, was the day earmarked for the Inaugural Launch of a series of celebratory events.
The celebrations were flagged off by the solemn high mass celebrated by his Eminence Oswald Cardinal Gracias at St. Peter’s Church.
The lighting of the Inaugural Lamp signaled the onset of a series of scintillating events. The school...Learn More
S.S.C RESULTS 2011-12
ADMITTED: 206 90% AND ABOVE:15APPEARED: 205 80% AND ABOVE:33PASSED: 205 75% AND ABOVE:20 60% AND ABOVE:78
Lawrie’s XI Interschool Cricket Tournament
Our School hosted the ‘LAWRIE’S XI INTERSCHOOL CRICKET TOURNAMENT’ from Monday, 16th April to Wednesday, 18th April 2012, at Shivaji Park, Dadar. This tournament started since the year 2007. Ever since its inception, we have met with great success. This year we had 8 teams each participating in the U-14 and U-16 category.
It is with the participation of our Stanislites, the support of our Principal Fr. Jude Fernandes and the parents, that this tournament is getting richer, picking up in momentum and is creating history.
This tournament gives our budding...Learn More
Second cultural exchange program (CEP) at St. Stanislaus High School
As part of the Jesuit Certificate Programme (JCP), the boys of Std. VIII were given an opportunity to play host and take home another student for a night’s stay.
These boys hailed from a village called Asangaon in Maharashtra and were apprehensive of coming to Mumbai. To them Mumbai and Mumbaikars were scary, violent, rich and uncaring. But their interaction with the JCP boys allayed their fears and they enjoyed the hospitality of the homes that lodged them.
They arrived on Friday, 2nd March 2012 morning and our boys went to receive them at the CST station with a welcome sweet...Learn More
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