School badge
Do you have any authentic information on the evolution of our School badge? Let us know …


Do you have any authentic information on the evolution of our School badge? Let us know …

Ever hear of the Binaca Hit Parade. No! Neither did I, until a kind adopted Uncle living on Bazaar Road just behind the Boarders Dormitories decided that the least he could do was to play that hit parade real loud for us boarders. And so, we learnt about Frank Sinatra, Pat Boone, Jim Reeves, Cliff…

Alan Bryce, Saanich International Student Program, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada [ http://www.sisp.sd63.bc.ca/ ] in discussion with Fr Jude Fernandes SJ, Principal, St Stanislaus High School [ http://www.stanislausbandra.in/ ] conducted by Guiding Star ‘Global Education Solutions’ [ http://www.gstarglobaleducation.com/ – denzil@gstarglobaleducation.com ] on March 13, 2013
Punishing children, using corporal punishment was regarded normal and accepted in many schools and institutions. (23 Aug14, Pg 6 Times of India ICSE ordinance against Corporal Punishment) The legacy of corporal punishment in our school goes back to the beginning of 19th century, (Reminiscences of my school days 1901 to 1906 by Joseph B Gomes…
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At the Sesquicentennial Road Races a motley group of Stanislites, both ex & present harangued me about the colour of our school badge on my athletic vest circa 1973/74 which I’d proudly pinned onto my tee-shirt for the event. Their tirade was that the background colour of the Stanislaus, Bandra badge was always green, never…
Many a time during my long residence at the St. Stanislaus High School Boarding, I just wished I could get away for good. From a small 5 year old among 250 boys (many were rowdy), to a rebellious teenager is one long road, especially with the hard knocks. But on that very last day when…
Referring to teachers and masters by their nicknames was very much prevalent during our school days, i.e. around the ‘50s and ‘60s. Besides learning mathematics, science, languages, history, geography and discipline for that matter from our teachers and masters, the forty or fifty odd boys in the class would study intently these teachers and masters,…