Lincoln School was truly honored to have Sagamartha Next Center and Moware Designs visit our school. Sagamartha Next Center, located in the Everest region, is a waste management and artist residency program that promotes sustainability and creativity. Their collaborative partner, Moware Designs specializes in crafting...

Recently, upper ES and Secondary School students had the privilege of interacting with visiting author Dominic Carrillo. His entertaining storytelling and insights into the writing process during his morning presentations captivated the students and they were also able to share their own writing with Mr....

Our high school art class is getting creative with silhouette and photo negatives using the Cyanotypes process! Watch as our talented students harness the power of sunlight to create stunning blue and white prints. Students took self portraits then created Cyanotypes by exposing photo sensitive paper to...

For SAISA season 3, the Lincoln School Badminton Team traveled to Mumbai, India. Making their way through the competition, every moment was a lesson learned. Engaged in fast-paced rallies, they utilized tactics, agility, and precision to outmaneuver their opponents.  Their journey through the tournament exemplifies...

On April 12, our secondary music students presented a vocal and instrumental performance of the repertoire they've been working on this semester. From songs about traveling by ship or just down "country roads", celebrating "thunder and lightning" or dancing in Thailand, the students' memorable performances...

The Lincoln School Girls Basketball Team traveled to Muscat, Oman, with the goal of defending their championship from a year ago. Their team spirit, hard work, and tough defense played crucial roles in their success, as the girls emerged victorious for the second consecutive year. Congratulations...

From April 17-20, Lincoln School was buzzing with excitement as we welcomed 10 teams from 7 countries for the SAISA Boys' Football Tournament. The atmosphere was electric, and the competition was fierce! A special shoutout to our own Snow Leopards who played their hearts out...