Middle School PE students are learning all about the skills and strategies found in invasion games. Here, Grade 6 students are investigating as a team how to maintain possession, attack, and score in football. ...
This week, the Grade 2 students visited the school garden to discuss composting, edible plants, medicinal herbs and the benefits of worm-farms. Students also got to try some Himalayan Nettle tea which is widely employed in Traditional Medicine here in Nepal and regions of India. ...
The elementary students started their 100th day in school by singing a song about 100 and doing 10 reps of 10 exercises. ...
Our Animal Welfare Connect Club recently had the privilege of hosting Angeela Shrestha, the inspiring founder of Project Human Nepal, as our guest speaker. She shared heartwarming stories of dog rescues, crucial tips on safety around street dogs, and insights on how we can all...
Students representing Lincoln School at The AMIS Asian Middle School Honor Mixed Choir gave a musical preview of what they will be doing at this wonderful event. The SAISA tennis team entertained the crowd with a selection of their favorite sports celebrations. They hope to...
A heartfelt thank you to the incredible Maggie Doyne for gracing us with her presence at Lincoln School! Maggie, the epitome of strength and compassion, has dedicated her life to educating children and empowering women in Nepal. Her belief that everyone has the power to...
In preparation for the SAISA tournament, Lincoln School hosted a Girls' Football Invitational. They played competitively and are continuing to improve their skills. Go Snow Leopards! ...
Bringing in the New Year Middle School style! Our student council sure knows how to throw a party – last Friday's celebration was lots of fun! ...
Dr. Eeqbal Hassim’s recent visit to Lincoln School sparked a transformative collaboration on diversity, equity, inclusion, justice, and belonging (DEIJB). Dr. Eeqbal’s expertise and inclusive approach brought together faculty, staff, students, parents, and administrators in workshops and discussions that unveiled diverse perspectives and fueled important...
A heartfelt thank you to the incredible Ms. Nepal 2018, Shrinkhala Khatiwada, for gracing us with her presence at Lincoln School this morning! Her journey from humble beginnings in Hetauda to becoming Ms. World and pursuing studies at Harvard University is nothing short of extraordinary....
