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Theatre
Lincoln School is very proud of its modern and spacious amphitheatre.
With a capacity to seat 200 people, it is used frequently throughout
the year for plays, assemblies, presentations, classes, and other
activities. The theatre is equipped with a stage, curtains and
backdrops, and a sound and light system which was upgraded in
2009.
Theatre
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Grounds
Lincoln School is located on a beautiful campus located in the
Rabi Bhawan area of Kathmandu.
It’s outdoor facilities include a basketball court, a sports field, outdoor eating areas, the adventure playground for
elementary, a preschool playground, a small tuck shop for snacks,
and luscious gardens and vegetation throughout the campus.
Gymnasium
We are very proud of our large gymnasium.
It is equipped with modern basketball facilities, bleachers for
observing games and practices, an amazing array of gymnastics
and sports equipment (box horses, gymnastics mats, spring boards,
balance beams, a climbing wall, climbing ropes, etc.). It is used
by all grade levels for physical education classes, after school
activities, and sports programs.
Lincoln School Gymnasium
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Lincoln School Gymnasium
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Transportation
Lincoln School offers optional transportation service to
students. Our 20 buses are equipped with radio transmitters which are monitored
by our control center at the school. They are air conditioned,
and provide smooth, efficient and safe service to all of our students.
When young children are riding the bus, a monitor also rides with
them to ensure their safety while getting on and off, and riding
the bus.
Lincoln School Large Bus
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Lincoln School Minibus
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Safety/Nurses
Should any sickness or minor injury occur during school hours,
your child will be well taken care of by our school nurse, Marsha
Dupar. She runs a small quarters equipped with modern first aid
facilities, as well as 2 beds for children to rest if necessary.
Nurse’s Quarters
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Classrooms
Lincoln School is very proud of its classroom facilities.
All of our classrooms are bright, spacious, and very comfortable
for our students. In the winter time they are heated, and cooled
in the early summer by overhead fans or air conditioners.
All of our classrooms are earthquake resistant, and also have
a Public Address (P.A.) system. Each classroom has a computer
work-station for the teacher, as well as the latest modern facilities
for teaching. Have a look for yourself!
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School
Library
Objectives
The main objective of Lincoln School’s Library
is to provide a wide range of material at varying levels of reading
ability, with diversity of appeal and presentation of different
points of view, to meet the needs of the students and teachers.
Information literacy skills are an integral part of the library
program. Students learn how to access information in the library
and on the Internet, and also how to evaluate the usefulness and
credibility of the information. A member of the library staff
is present whenever the library is open so that students receive
assistance upon request.
The Lincoln Library collection
Lincoln School is very proud of the fact that our library
contains more than 23,000 volumes and approximately 2,000 videos
and computer software. Our entire collection is accessible
on our electronic database so that students and staff can conduct
searches by subject, author or title, and then check whether a
particular publication is currently in the library. Please see
below for a breakdown of the types of books our library contains:
Lincoln School Library |
Audiobooks - 230
Big Books - 91
Books on Nepal - 417
Elementary - 6258
Fiction - 1972
Junior Fiction - 3186
Non-fiction (Middle and High School) - 7296
Professional - 413
Reference - 667
Videos - 1356
The rest of the collection comprises computer software, book sets and CDs.
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Computer
Labs
Lincoln has 3 Computer Labs and other networked facilities available to students and staff. Each of our labs has 25 networked computers and a high speed printer to service them. The Upper Lab
is generally used by our HS Students both inside and outside of classes. The newer
Middle Lab was built in 2008 to meet the growing demand for Lab space in the Secondary School. The Lower Lab is where all Elementary classes are taught and is available for bookings by teachers at times when classes are not being held.
Our library has 5 Computers available on a drop in basis and 2009 has brought us a new lab of 12 computers for use in HS Writing and Research Classes. Each classroom, with few exceptions has 2 - 5 computers for students immediate needs. Each of
these computers is identically equipped with Windows Office 2007 and
various age-appropriate educational software packages. In addition, the LS campus is WiFi enabled. All workstations
are supported by a central file servers allowing students to logon
from any workstation on campus and also have FTP access to their
documents from any internet browser worldwide.
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Science Labs
Our science labs are modern, spacious and well-equipped. Middle
and high school students study science classes in these labs with
a specialist science teacher.
High School Chemistry Class
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Science Lab |
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