We beat Don Bosco in the Mumbai Division and will now represent Mumbai in the state of Maharashtra to be held in PuneLearn More
St Stanislaus beats Don Bosco in the Mumbai Division
Linguaphone Childrens English Programme Primary
Proud to announce, that St Stanislaus has opened a Language Lab, using the Linguaphone Children’s EnglishProgramme.
The aim of this programme is to help children who are weak in English and need additional support and assistance in the language. It takes the children through a process of Listening, Understanding, Imitating and Speaking.
The teachers had a training workshop on how to make this programme most effective.
Starting this week, the Primary children have embarked on this Language Programme.Learn More
Trip to ‘Talasari’- A place of tribal inhabitance, forest and field
Field trips have been an integral part of the geography. Hence a trip to ‘Talasari’- a place of tribal inhabitance, forest and field was planned for our Std. X boys. This was a good opportunity for our children to experience the JOY of being in the company of nature and learn about the life and culture of the tribal inhabitants. The walk through the village, the experience of working in the field and the time spent with the students there has left a memorable experience in the minds of the students.
Introducing Citizenship Club
On 10th September, 2018, a new club known as the citizenship club was introduced to the students of standard 8. This club fosters the importance of understanding our roles as citizens of India. It invites students to voluntarily participate in civic services.
To understand the purpose of starting up this club Mr. Ryan D’mello, a Program Manager at ‘Desh Apnayen’ took our students through a session held in the Arupe Hall. This session enlightened the students on what true citizenship comprises of. With the help of an interesting powerpoint presentation and a meaningful video, the...Learn More
Let us Pledge to CARE FOR CREATION - Annual Prize Day
‘Each of us has a personal responsibility to care for creation, this precious gift which God has entrusted to us.’ – Pope Francis.
The Holy Father in his encyclical ‘Laudato si’ has called on all to care for our common home. At St. Stanislaus high school, we have taken this message to heart and hence chose “Care for Creation” as our theme for the year 2018-2019.
On 1st September 2018, the 155thAnnual Awards Day programme expressed this message beautifully in the form of dance and drama. The evening started off with a grand welcome to the chief...Learn More
Clay modeling/Origami Competition
The boys of Std.I and II had a clay modeling competition and the boys of Std.III and IV had an origami competition on 21st August 2018.Students displayed their talents through clay and paper. Work done by the boys was a piece of art. The boys enjoyed themselves when at work. Two prizes were awarded to each class. Students learnt a lot by making articles themselves as well as by watching their friends. it is rightly said ‘A child’s mind is not a container to be filled but rather a fire to be kindled.’—Dorothea Brande.
‘Imagination is more
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National Kick Boxing Championship 2018
Bandra Gym Elocution Competition
Winners of the Bandra Gym Elocution Competition -
- Joshua Vaz
- Krish Pinto
- Aaron D’mello
- Ethan Fernandes
- Jadyn Defigueiredo
Independence Day Celebration
On 15th August, 2018 St Stanislaus High School celebrated Independence Day with great patriotism. The celebration began with the flag hoisting by our Principal, Tr. Anna, Fr. Malcolm and Sr. Arockia and our chief guest for this day, Peter DeSouza. The boys then started moving towards to School Hall where the celebration began.
A very inspiring speech was given by Vansh Mandot from STD 8, highlighted the efforts of our freedom fighters who contributed to bringing freedom to our nation. Next, the STD 6 boys sang a Hindi patriotic song which was followed by a solo song, ‘Rang De...Learn More
Monsoon Hike to Vajreshwari
On 17th August 2018, the nature club boys went for an educational trip a monsoon hike to Vajreshwari.
They got a firsthand experience of rice transplantation in marshy rice fields and the boys also visited a village school at Shiravali and gained knowledge about Vermicompost.
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