Elementary students expertly guided their families through their learning in Student-Led Conferences. SLCs provide students with an opportunity to dynamically share their learning with families, reflect on their growth and next steps, and celebrate their accomplishments alongside teachers and caregivers. It was wonderful to see...

On Friday, March 13, 26 creative students from Lincoln School and Niten Memorial School came together as one group: Collaboration Nation! The students printed thier designs on bags that will soon be available to the community. These sturdy, tailor-made bags feature our very own student-designed logo and are made from upcycled...

To support our service learning initiative, elementary students in Project Smile welcomed Dentist Dashrath and his team from Dhulikhel Hospital. Students used models to practice proper teeth brushing and learned about the benefits of fluoride in toothpaste. By interviewing experts, students gained a deeper understanding of...

Elementary musicians are working on a variety of instruments. Grade 4 is learning ukulele chords and practicing smooth transitions while keeping a steady beat as a class. Grade 2 is playing scales on Orff instruments and beginning to read simple notes on the staff. We are...

Grades 4 and 5 have been working to create Teeny, Tiny Rooms for an upcoming art installation of “Teeny, Tiny Things”. Students created meticulously detailed rooms including little tables with tiny cups and plates, miniature closets and tiny bookshelves. Look out for our Teeny, Tiny...

After a couple of busy months diving into research and exploring the world of expository writing, our Grade 3 students are putting the finishing touches on their plant and animal reports. They showed off their paragraph-writing skills with clear topic sentences and strong supporting details,...

Grade 1 and Grade 2 brought the sprinkles of joy to our cookie decorating party! Each student received two cookies to decorate with frosting and toppings. Our collaborative creations were a tasty way to celebrate the end of our first semester and the upcoming winter...