In Grade 8 Humanities, students have taken the guise of great historical figures to argue why they should be brought to 2020 to tackle current global issues. Today, Palistha stars as Albert Einstein to talk about how this great individual could make the world a...
In Grade 8 Humanities, students have taken the guise of great historical figures to argue why they should be brought to 2020 to tackle current global issues. Today, Taanvi stars as Princess Diana to talk about how she could make the world a better place!...
World History Grade 10 students are in the midst of studying the impacts of colonialism and the collision of civilizations. In their most recent project, students went beyond required class texts and discussions to research a single story. They sifted through diverse perspectives and then...
In Grade 8 Humanities, students have taken the guise of great historical figures to argue why they should be brought to 2020 to tackle current global issues. Today, Gabe stars as Alan Turing to talk about how he could make the world a better place!...
The Lincoln campus opened to Middle and High School students on Thursday and Friday respectively, as students and teachers got to see each other in person, engage in ice-breaker activities, and get a better understanding of our health and safety expectations. It was great to...
Lincoln School's Elementary students, teachers, and instructional spaces were ready for the first day of school, with Red and Black Cohorts having a wonderful first day back on campus! Meanwhile, all other Lincoln learners Pre-school to Grade 12 logged in online to see teachers and...
For the final day of the Snow Leopards Launch, the students took part in re-creating or sketching their favorite Lincoln School memory. Beyond this, cohorts engaged in physically distanced speed dating, swimming and some reflection time. The day ended with a fun and energetic Lincoln...
The Snow Leopards Launch continued today with students creating some dazzling personal mandalas, reflecting on how they both influence, and are impacted by, the world around them. Beyond this, students worked on their debate skills playing “This or that” as well as participating in activities...
The Snow Leopards Launch continued today with students crafting their own individual nets to create an array of three-dimensional shapes. Another highlight was the rooftop stations, which included polish horseshoes (a test of frisbee throwing accuracy and hand-eye coordination) and water balloon volley. There was...
