Grade 6 students explored Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park and the village of Kafleni on Service Nepal! The first days were spent rock climbing, rappelling, and strengthening the class community. On Wednesday, we made the six-hour hike to Kafleni where we enjoyed Smores, UNO, and beautiful...
Grade 7 had the fortunate opportunity to visit Shivapuri for Service Nepal this year. While camping up in the hills, students were able to focus their time and attention on their essential question: Why is water important and how can it be conserved? Students met...
The 9th graders traveled to Chitwan for Service Nepal. Teamwork and a tough mentality allowed the students to construct a biogas dome. During advisory classes, students learned about sustainable practices and how they result in greater equity and quality of life. The journey and the...
The Grade 10 Service Nepal trip can be defined in four words - UPHILL TREKKING WITH BACKPACKS! The students rose to this challenge with a positive attitude and great camaraderie. Each night saw the group in a different campsite, some with spectacular views of the...
The Lotus is back and better than ever! 12 dynamic writers and editors have been working diligently to bring you, our readers, engaging content spanning poetry, politics, sports, and lifestyle. Read all about it here! ...
Our advanced art students toured Patan’s historical sites and modern murals before participating in a guided program of Photo Circle’s latest exhibition, “Quick time, Old river and a sky full of dreams,” at Patan House. Students learned about the rapid changes in the Kathmandu urban...
Primary 1 students dove into a plants and living things unit in science, focusing on pumpkins. They experimented with a real pumpkin in the classroom, with students taking turns feeling the different textures. After drying and baking the seeds, students enjoyed a healthy snack, as...
Students from High School Forensic Science joined with their new friends in Primary 1 for a special science lesson about fingerprinting. All students enjoyed exploring their identity in a scientific way. ...
Last week, each advisory shared a class cheer and banner, celebrating their grade level, as well as being a Lincoln Snow Leopard. Our seniors led students through this process, which builds community and helps us practice cheering during our upcoming SAISA events! ...
Our youngest Lincoln artists explored using line, shape, & color to create these glorious creatures, including Hot Dogs & Cool Cats, Mixed Color Dinos, and Shape/Line Monsters! ...
