Grade 8 students have been working on a speech and memoir unit, analyzing a range of historical speeches from Sojourner Truth’s “Ain’t I a Woman?” to Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “Day of Infamy” by examining rhetorical appeals and strategies. After reading and analyzing Gettysburg Address, students wrote and delivered...
Our Grade 2 students put their engineering skills to the test by designing model islands and exploring ways to protect them from water erosion. Students investigated how different solutions can help keep their islands from washing away! ...
The Spring Festival brought the Lincoln School community together for an afternoon of music and celebration. From amazing elementary and secondary concerts to a vibrant potluck representing cultures from around the world, the event highlighted the connection that defines our community. Many students and families...
The 2026 SAISA Badminton tournament in Colombo was a landmark event for Lincoln School. Facing a competitive eight-team field, our athletes demonstrated incredible strength and a cohesive team spirit that carried them through every match. The result was the most successful season on record, highlighted...
The LS Girls' Basketball team had an incredible SAISA experience this year. The team showed tremendous heart and determination throughout the tournament, playing six games and securing three hard-earned victories. The team’s energy, teamwork, and spirit on the court were a true reflection of the Lincoln...
The Boys’ Football team had a fantastic SAISA experience at the American School of Bombay this year. With half the squad made up of middle school students, the team embraced the opportunity to challenge themselves against strong opposition and showed steady improvement in every match....
From field games to face painting, our very first Elementary Lincoln Fest was a huge success. The event was planned and organized by our amazing Elementary Student Council! Our young leaders helped bring elementary students and staff together through a fun afternoon of play, dance, and crafting. ...
Grateful for another incredible year of community, generosity, and purpose at the LSPFA Gala. Together, we rallied behind Lincoln’s service learning program and supported students in their mission to create meaningful action and connection in Nepal. Thank you for showing up and continuing to make...
The Grade 4 classroom turned into a live marketplace! Students put their knowledge of supply and demand into action during a class auction. Bidding, strategizing, and learning that prices change based on what people want. ...
Led by our PS/PK Connect Club, students and faculty partnered with the Jane Goodall Institute Nepal to plant a pocket forest of native trees along the Bishnumati River. Following the Miyawaki method, saplings are planted close together to create dense, self-sustaining mini-forests. Planting in grade-level buddy...
