Teacher Mary Titus Rest in Peace

Our Dear Teacher Mary Titus passed away peacefully on 16-May-2017. Funeral service was held on 17-May 2017 at the Sewri Cemetary.
May she rest in peace.

Our Dear Teacher Mary Titus passed away peacefully on 16-May-2017. Funeral service was held on 17-May 2017 at the Sewri Cemetary.
May she rest in peace.

Eminent Ex-student (1948 batch) Lt. General Francis Dias passed away on Republic Day. This was an important day for him because he was conferred three very important awards on this day in the past by the President of India – the Param Vishist Seva Medal (PVSM), the Ati Vishisht Seva medal (AVSM), which he was…

MELVILLE SYDNEY RODRICKS, affectionately known to family and friends as “MelRod” served as Vice President of St. Stanislaus Ex-students Association (SSESA). He always worked in the background and ensured things got done. Mel Rod transitioned peacefully surrounded by family on Wednesday, November 19th 2025. He was 85 years old. The funeral service and burial was…

We pay tribute to Capt. Melwyn Pais who passed away on 16th May 2021. He was was a Stanislite till the end and a great supporter of our St. Stanislaus Ex-students Association from its inception. He was a familar face at all School and Ex-students acctivities be it Inter Jesuit Alumni Football matches, swims, Alumni…

With regret we have to announce the passing away of our Dear Teacher Sushama Bhatia on 14th September 2024. Last rites were performed at 7pm on the same day at Santacruz Crematorium, Linking Road.

Meet the new SSESA Managing Committee for the term 2014-17. The team is young and enthustic and we hope they will achieve all the goals they set for themselves.Congratulations and Best Wishes to the new committee. On the occasion Mahesh Gidwani (1982) handed over the cheque from the 1982 batch towards upgradation of a classroom…

On June 12th, 2021, the St. Stanislaus Ex-Students Association (SSESA) & Vinay Pinto, Secretary SSESA organised a Career Guidance Programmes for Std. X students. The objective of the programme was to give the children an exposure to myriad real-life career options and show them the pathways to achieve success in each. All the career talks…