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...
Through the initiative of the student-led Connect Club, Swim Smart Nepal, students had the opportunity to put leadership and service into action by inviting Shree Bal Byabasayee Kendra Secondary School for a hands-on swimming and water safety session. In collaboration with Little Dolphins, participants learned...
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,...
It has been an exciting start to 2026 at Lincoln School. Our campus is buzzing with curiosity, creativity, and reconnection as we step into another year of learning and community. ...
Lincoln School wishes our entire community a wonderful winter break and a happy New Year. May this time bring rest, connection, and joy. ...
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...
The Artful Balance Connect Club partnered with Lalit Kaylan Kendra Basic School, to create a colorful mural on their campus. Using art as their language, they connected with the community, shared cultures, and supported the school by providing resources to brighten their campus. The mural now...
Our Grade 12 Health students engaged in a powerful unit on staying safe online and understanding the legal consequences of digital behaviour. To investigate this, students stepped into a fictional courtroom examining accountability, influence, and digital wellbeing through a full mock-trial experience. Roles were randomly...
To support the development of our middle school football players, Lincoln has started hosting monthly games on Friday afternoons. These competitive experiences help to cultivate team work, athletic skills, confidence, and school spirit amongst our middle school student-athletes. ...
Leadership Academy takes the stage! This year’s newly revamped Leadership Academy program has given our 11th and 12th grade students a deeper, more intentional space to develop their leadership skills. Today, they shared what they’ve learned, reflected on their personal growth, and offered thoughtful suggestions...
