St Lawrence High School hosts district-level group singing competition in Mumbai


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Mumbai, Oct 15: St Lawrence High School, Borivali (West), hosted the district-level group singing competition under Maharashtra State Jawahar Balbhavan’s School Sahasahaleya Upakram 2026–27.

A total of 16 winning schools from R-East, R-West, H-West, P-west, K-P West and K-P East Wards participated in the event, showcasing their musical talent, teamwork and creativity.

The competition featured themes including Deshbhakti (patriotic), literacy, welcome song, environmental awareness, values, and Thor Netanyavar, based on the themes specified in the official circular. The event provided students with a platform to express their creativity, develop confidence and promote cultural awareness through group singing.

The school expressed its heartfelt gratitude to chairman sir, Dr A F Pinto, for his constant encouragement in organising such enriching events, and to managing director madam, Dr Grace Pinto, for her continued support and encouragement.

Sincere thanks were also extended to Sanjay Javir Sir, West Zone Education Officer, Mumbai, and Gawli Sir, R-West Ward convener, for providing St Lawrence High School with the opportunity to host this district-level competition.

Veena Almeida, headmistress of St Lawrence High School, Borivali (West), appreciated all participating schools, judges, officials and staff members for their valuable contribution towards the successful organisation of the event.

 

 

  

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