Good afternoon, Happy New Year to everyone. It was a fun-filled week learning about everyone's winter break. The kids loved sharing all the things they did. We got back to our regular classroom routine very easily, the kids came to school eager to learn. In reading, we...
KATHMANDU, Nepal. -- On Saturday, Jan 20, our boys football team will be participating in a one-day tournament at the Army ground in Lagankhel. They will start off by playing their semi-final at 10.45 am. Other teams in the tournament include GEMS, KISC, Rato Bangala and TBS. The...
The Secondary School will host a Service Nepal Parent Night on Monday, February 5th at 6 pm. These informational sessions will highlight details about the Service Nepal trips that will take place for all secondary students February 26th - March 2nd. Detailed information including itineraries,...
KATHMANDU, Nepal. -- On Friday, January 12th the Lincoln campus was buzzing with the youth football team playing against the Grassroots Futsal Academy, and the LS shuttlers taking on Malpi School. In the football, Grassroots brought 25 youth players, along with their coaches, to engage in an entertaining...
KATMANDU, Nepal. -- The Snow Leopards have come back from Winter Break right where they left off with disciplined training, a growth mindset and strong performances in competitive games. The SAISA boys' football team has had two fixtures after the holidays as part of the...
It has been a terrific week back after the break! The students jumped into new units with impressive focus and attention. In PE, the students began a rounding the bases unit in which they will be learning skills and strategies concerning sports with bases. This will...
We spent time reviewing all of our classroom rules, routines, and good habits to start off the New Year. Students also set goals for themselves to work on to make 2018 even better than 2017! The class finished our latest read-aloud book, Pippi Longstocking. Students voted...
Let's Measure - T-Rex The children were interested in how big a T-Rex was, so we researched the size and found an estimated size of 6m x 12.1m. The children then measured it on the playground. See pictures below: [envira-gallery id="1072"] ...
Our learning this week Mathematics Phonics Library PE Music Soyul's birthday ...
