From field games to face painting, our very first Elementary Lincoln Fest was a huge success. The event was planned and organized by our amazing Elementary Student Council! Our young leaders helped bring elementary students and staff together through a fun afternoon of play, dance, and crafting. ...
Grateful for another incredible year of community, generosity, and purpose at the LSPFA Gala. Together, we rallied behind Lincoln’s service learning program and supported students in their mission to create meaningful action and connection in Nepal. Thank you for showing up and continuing to make...
The Grade 4 classroom turned into a live marketplace! Students put their knowledge of supply and demand into action during a class auction. Bidding, strategizing, and learning that prices change based on what people want. ...
Led by our PS/PK Connect Club, students and faculty partnered with the Jane Goodall Institute Nepal to plant a pocket forest of native trees along the Bishnumati River. Following the Miyawaki method, saplings are planted close together to create dense, self-sustaining mini-forests. Planting in grade-level buddy...
The Lincoln School campus was filled with energy as we hosted our Girls Basketball, Boys Football, and Badminton Game Day. In preparation for the upcoming SAISA trips to Mumbai and Colombo, our athletes focused on strengthening team camaraderie and refining their skills through high-level competition....
During Service Nepal, Grade 12 students spent six days immersed in a balance of meaningful service and outdoor challenge. They designed and facilitated workshops for students in Grades 6–10, leading sessions on reproductive health alongside hands-on engineering activities that fostered curiosity, collaboration, and problem-solving, while...
Grade 11 had an unforgettable Service Nepal experience on the Sunkoshi River, filled with adventure, learning, and connection. Through rafting, shared challenges, and time in nature, they built strong bonds as they explored their essential question: “Who does the river belong to?” In partnership with...
The 10th graders had a wonderful Service Nepal, creating connections and working hard while answering their essential question: “How can we engage in service that fosters mutual respect, empowers communities, and promotes ethical, sustainable impact?” They showed great teamwork and spirit on the worksite, promoting ethical and...
Our Grade 9s took learning beyond the classroom and into the heart of Chitwan - working together to build a biogas station for a local home. This experience went far beyond sustainability; it was about connection, collaboration, and creating meaningful impact within the community. Alongside their...
Grade 8 took learning beyond the classroom on our service trip to Chitlang Village. Through delivering art-based workshops in local schools, students explored a powerful question: How can art connect us through difference? From creative expression to shared laughter, meaningful connections were built across cultures and classrooms....
