KATHMANDU, Nepal. -- The Lincoln School campus doubled in size during the SAISA weekend in October and swimmers, coaches, parents and spectators rode the SAISA wave of spirit and sportsmanship through to the end of the championships. Our swimmers performed exceptionally and the level of...
Lincoln School hosted its annual Welcome Picnic last weekend, as both new and returning families were able to meet and mingle, while enjoying lots of delicious food provided by our alumni vendors around the valley. Fire and Ice pizza fresh out of the oven, Keventers...
On September 7th and 8th, the Lincoln School Girls Volleyball team competed in the annual Lincoln Invitational Tournament. The girls played against various local clubs, as well as a mixed team. Overall, the Girls Volleyball team placed third, and it was a fun and valuable...
KATHMANDU, Nepal. -- "Keep Calm and Swim On" was the slogan for the 5th Annual Lincoln School Invitational Swimming Championships hosted on our campus on September 7th and 8th. The Snow Leopards lit up the pool with some sizzling swims, winning the trophy for the 5th...
Lincoln School was fortunate to have Kiran Joshi as our special guest speaker last Friday. Mr. Joshi worked in Disney for 18 years on famous animations like The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and then returned to Kathmandu...
KATHMANDU, Nepal. -- The recent Lincoln Invitational Volleyball Tournament saw a new group of Snow Leopards come together for the first time after the whole starting six graduated last year. The excitement in the gym was contagious as this emerging team played a total of...
In grade 8 Health and Physical education, students worked on a cooperative games unit. This unit is designed to improve a variety of transferable skills, such as communication, helping our students to be more comfortable around their peers and others, and developing their leadership skills....
Last week, a group of middle school Art students visited a special exhibition by the world renowned artist, Ang Tsherin Sherpa. Mr. Sherpa was originally trained as a thanka painter, but after moving to the US, began to develop his own style where "sacred and...
KATHMANDU, Nepal. -- The last day of August saw a contingent of Lincoln Swimmers travel down the road to our neighbors, Nisarga Batika School, for their annual swim meet. The rain failed to dampen the spirits of our Snow Leopard Swimmers and their supportive coaches...
Lincoln School was fortunate to have one of our very own parents and expert ventriloquist, Seema Golchha, perform in front of our Secondary School students during a Friday assembly. Seema's routine had her hilariously voicing a number of different creatures, including Mr. Nielsen, which had...
