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Stanislites and students of 13 neighbouring schools were privileged to have amidst them Dr Bhushan Kumar Upadhyay Jt. Commissioner of Police (Traffic) and Mr. Pradeep Chavan Sr. Police Inspector (Traffic), Bandra.

St Stanislaus School experienced a historical event with some Stanislites receiving the First JCP Awards certificates in their Convocation garb.

The Christmas celebration at School began in the first week of December with the Stanislites preparing the symbols of Christmas in their Craft classes. The symbols like the Star, Christmas Tree, Candle were later put on display around the School.

The unexpected Saturday morning shower did not dampen the sporting spirit of our Principal, the Sports Director and the Peons who spared no effort in attending to the School grounds so that the event could be held.

St Stanislaus School this year, as tradition calls for, had the Stanislites walk up to the Mount in prayer and singing of Marathi / Hindi bhajans. This pilgrimage is held every year as a devotion to Mother Mary who spared the hostelites from plague years ago.

Stanislites were in for a pleasant surprise on Friday, 14th November 2014 with a 2 in 1 celebration of Children’s Day and the feast of the School’s Patron saint –St. Stanislaus Kostka.

The day began with a prayer service and a Eucharistic celebration.

St Stanislaus School celebrated its 150th Annual Prize Day on Saturday, September 13, 2014 in the school auditorium. In keeping with the ‘International year of Crystallography’, the theme of the Annual Day was ‘Crystals Colour Our Life.’

The 68th Independence Day celebration at St Stanislaus School began at 7:30 am with the flag hoisting and singing of our National Anthem. The National flag was hoisted by the Chief Guest Captain Yezed Gheewala a father of our ex-student, a violinist and a well wisher of our school.

The inter school, inter religious prayer service has been conducted by our School for the last eight years. This event was organized on Wednesday, 13th August 2014 prior to Independence Day.

Dr. Girish Oak a well known Marathi theatre and film personality, addressed the Marathi faculty teachers from 20 schools in Bandra at St. Stanislaus High School on 16th July 2014. He enthused the audience into teaching Marathi with vigor and style. Dr.