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153rd Annual Awards Day 2016

The 153rd Annual Awards Day was held on Saturday 27th August 2016

The Chief Guest was Mrs. Smita Jadhav, the mother of our current School Captain, Master Ojas Jadhav and our Guests of Honour were, Mr. & Mrs. Rony Quadras,

parents of our school S.S.C topper, Master Gerard Quadras. The Comperes for the function were, Master Raudman Irani and Master Jayden D’Mello.

The function began with the lighting of the lamp followed a brief introduction of the guests and presentation of the token of appreciation. The cultural program. ...Learn More

Inter School Elocution Competition Winners

The Inter School Elocution Competiton was held on the 27th August 2016 Master Patrick Desouza won the 2nd place in the 8-12 yrs category at the Bandra Gymkhana Inter School Elocution Cometition. 21 schools participated.

Master Krish Pinto won 1st place in the 12-16 years category at the Bandra Gymkhana Inter School Elocution Competion and the Best Performer prize as well.

Out of the 44 schools that participated St. Stanislaus won the 2nd place.

On the 28th August 2016, Master Jayden Dmello won the Best Orator at the Goan Institute, Senior Category. His winning piece...Learn More

Road Safety program

St Stanislaus Road Safety Committee had organised a Crossing Warden Training on Tuesday 23 August, 2016 at 8.40 am, on Hill Road. Traffic control training was given to traffic volunteers opposite School’s gate number 1.

Traffic Senior Inspector, Mr. Shelar, Sub-Inspector, Traffic, Principal Mrs. Anna Correa, Sir Rakesh Pathak and four volunteers were present during this activity.Learn More

Science Club Visit to the Nehru Science Centre

The Science Club students from Std 5-9 visited the Nehru Science Centre on Tuesday 23rd August 2016 accompanied by Tr. Sadaf & Tr. Deepali.

The boys were thrilled to see the various fields of science and technology.

The evolution of man was seen through POP (Plaster of Paris) images which looked real, including the stones of various eras.

They were excited to handle working models of aero-science using turbo jet engines.

At the light and sound show , the Stanislites were amazed to see the wonders of radium against the dark wall. The space and...Learn More

The Film Club

The Film Club is an endeavour that strives to transform the lives of children within the space of the school system. It welcomes children to experience the magic of cinema through film watching, live shooting, hands on camera experience, visits to the film industry, Celeb talk and a lot more. Keeping all this in mind, the STAN FILM CLUB invited Filmmaker, Amole Gupte, the man behind critically acclaimed children-centric films ‘Taare Zameen Par’ and ‘Stanley Ka Dabba’ on the 22nd of August, 2016 to St. Stanislaus to share his expertise with the Film Club students from Stds. VII...Learn More

Freedom is nothing but a chance to be better

15th August 2016, marked 70 years of Independence The Staff and Students of St Stanislaus High School commenced the celebrations with the hoisting of the flag by our Chief Guests, Ex-Stanislites, Master Srinivas Venkatesh and Master Brenden Don Barretto, both doctors in the making, at 7.30.a.m.

The National Anthem was sung with great fervor accompanied by the School Band.

The Chief Guests, then proceeded to the hall for a short program which started with the lighting of lamp, asking God to bless our motherland. A short skit by Tr. Cindrella Dmello, showed the boys, through...Learn More

Budhia Singh Born To Run Anthem

National award winning actor Manoj Bajpayee ensured that the anthem launch of his forthcoming awe-inspiring biopic, Budhia Singh – Born To Run was one to remember! This is an inspirational true story of the world’s youngest marathon runner Budhia Singh – Born To Run. The movie is the celebration of an ordinary boy who rose from the ashes like the phoenix and made his country proud.” It is based on the relationship between Budhia (Mayur Patole) and his judo coach, Biranchi Das, played by Manoj Bajpayee. Das rescued the little boy from one of Bhubaneswar’s most...Learn More

English Elocution Competition (Primary)

The English Elocution Competition for standards 1 to 4 was held on the 22nd and 26th of August, 2016 respectively. The judges for class 1and 2 were Mrs. Juanita Lobo a retired teacher from Jamnabai Narsee School and Mrs. Shurekha Lobo a teacher from St Joseph’s Convent High School and the judges for class 3 and 4 were Mrs. Anna Menezes and Mrs. Mayrose D’Souza former teachers of our school.

There were 8 participants from each standard. The boys used voice modulation and expression while reciting their poems . The judges appreciated their efforts and were...Learn More

Independence is Happiness (Primary)

To spread the happiness and celebrate the completion of sixty-nine years of Independence the teachers and boys of Standard 3 put up a programme on 13th August, 2016 in the School Hall. The programme began with a prayer and hymn asking God to bind us together. A few boys then began a discussion on what independence really means. Unity- the central theme was clearly brought out throughout the program starting with the play which highlighted the fact that we must be united in order to progress. Amidst the discussion, children dressed in traditional costumes of different states yet...Learn More

Inter-religious Prayer Service

The Inter-religious Prayer Service was celebrated on the 13th August 2016.

The theme for that morning was “Water” – one of the oldest and most meaningful symbols found in cultures and religions worldwide – a sign of purity.

The different religions were Christianity, Hinduism, Jainism, Zoroastrianism, Islam, and Buddhism. The importance of Holy Water in each of these religions was portrayed with readings from the Holy Books, a prayer dance accompanied by visuals and a bhajan.

Brother Conrad Fonseca summed up the whole programme with the...Learn More

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