Grade 1 students worked in pairs discussing similarities and differences among animal cards. Together the class created a tally chart to represent their sort. ...
Students gathered last week to celebrate one month of school and share songs and celebrations with one another. Have a look at some of our favorite moments from the assembly while listening to our fantastic Grade 1 students sing “The More We Get Together” in...
Cara Reid is originally from Canada but joined Lincoln after a long international career in Tokyo, Japan. She loves teaching internationally because of the adaptability and resilience of international students, which causes her to reflect more on her own experiences. She is currently in her...
Lincoln’s premier rock band, Lincoln Lockdown, is back in rehearsals and preparing for their opening performance of the 2021-2022 school year. Now in Grade 6, the young musicians are excited to welcome new band members and share a message of hope with the community. Eva,...
Chip Faircloth joins Lincoln School from South Carolina, where he originally started his teaching career. He has shared his passion for education throughout the world, teaching in Kuwait, Colombia, Nepal, UAE, Ukraine, and now, again, Nepal. Yes, this is Chip’s second time teaching at Lincoln...
The Grade 6 Olympics began last week with Opening Ceremonies. Each team presented their team name, chant, and original flag. Later in the week, teams competed in a soccer match that ended in a draw, leading to an intense rock-paper-scissors playoff for the gold medal....
Snow Leopards from Pre-School to Grade 12 have been enjoying jumping back in the Lincoln School pool this past week. Our swimming and water safety program, led by our qualified instructors, ensures our students move through the various outcomes and levels at an individualized pace,...
Secondary Art students participated in a large scale, abstract collaborative art project inspired by the Spanish artist Joan Miro. Click on the picture below to watch the video. ...
Grade 8 students simulate transverse and longitudinal waves using a slinky! ...
