News about St.Stanislaus High School

The new Student Council for St. Stanislaus High School was ushered in on 4th February 2022. The Student Council plays a major role in the smooth functioning of the school along with enforcing discipline. The process for the School Council elections began in January. At St Stanislaus, a democratic form of election is followed. Hence all students who were interested in participating in the elections had to collect a form for themselves from the library. Due to the Covid pandemic, students had not been to school since the past two years, so the candidates were not known well by the other...Learn More

Republic day was celebrated at St. Stanislaus High School on Wednesday, 26th January 2022. The program began at 8 am with the flag hoisting by our Chief Guest, Tr. Margaret Pereira followed by the National anthem sung by our teachers. Master Ayush Tiwari the Asst. School Captain led the school in reciting the Pledge. Master Atharv Jagtap of class 7 spoke about the importance of Republic Day. Our teachers added to the patriotic fervour with their melodious rendition of “Chodo kal ki baatein”. The compere for the day, Sir Rakesh Pathak then introduced the Chief Guest who was felicitated by...Learn More

On 15th December 2021, St. Stanislaus High School had their 158th Annual Athletic Meet on the school grounds with great enthusiasm and sporting spirit. This year, due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, only the student participants were called to school and for others it was made available through the virtual platform. The chief guests of the programme were the parents of our Sports Captain,

Master Cristiano Correa and the Guests of Honour were the parents of the Asst. Sports Captain, Master Calvin D’Souza. The programme began with welcoming our esteemed guests. Following this, the school...Learn More

Every year St. Stanislaus High School holds an ‘Annual Day Celebration’ to recognise the individual achievements of its students as well as acknowledge all the school has achieved collectively during that year. Since the pandemic, the school hasn’t been able to have this annual celebration. But when life gives you lemons, you have to make lemonade! So, we decided to have a Cultural day rather than an annual prize day to commemorate how we have endured and emerged stronger during these challenging times. The programme was planned and executed by the Cultural Day Committee headed by Tr....Learn More