Elementary students will spend the week exploring the essential question: What can we learn about environmental sustainability from traditional cultural practices in Nepal? We started the week with an introduction to sustainability from guest speakers Dr. Erica Udas and Barsha Rani Gurung from ICIMOD, followed...
SAISA Alum, Rachel Seay returned to Lincoln as a guest speaker, introducing students to the French horn. In her interactive presentation, Rachel spoke to elementary and secondary students about the history of the horn, her SAISA and AMIS experiences (including the SAISA Music Festival hosted...
Parents and students sang, danced, and read as a family in our first PS/PK Parent Play. Students enjoyed sharing their learning with their parents, and including them in all of the fun activities in Music & Drama and Library. Thanks to all who were able...
Accompanied by excited parents, our Pre-School and Pre-K class took their first field trip of the year to Godawari Botanical Gardens. They explored the landscape, admired the blossoming fruit trees, climbed on rocks, and listened to the babbling brook. Our students are excited to continue...
Artists in Grades 3-5 learned about Aboriginal Dot Paintings from Australia, taught by Ms Kriti. The authentic paints are made from hand ground pigments and usually reflect nature. Our Lincoln School artists really capture the essence of Dot Painting! ...
For their spring project, the Elementary Student Council wanted to create an art and performance space just for Elementary students. They looked to previous Secondary School Tiny Stage performances for inspiration and decided to make a smaller version: Tinier Stage! Six elementary acts performed: pianists,...
Fore! Mr. O'Sullivan and Royal Nepal Golf Course's Sachin Bhattarai have recently introduced golf to a few students and are helping our golfers improve their skills. Every Tuesday they are putting, chipping, and hitting into nets. Students are focusing on golf etiquette, safety, and skills....
What is better than throwing hundreds of ping-pong balls inside an enclosed space? When the activity models the process of dynamic chemical equilibrium! Grade 5 students helped high school students taking AP Chemistry understand this complex scientific phenomenon by creating a kinesthetic model using ping...
Our Lincoln School students participated in the first-ever "Art at the Ambassador's," an Art and Music Reception. Artwork from Lincoln School Secondary students is currently installed at the home of US Ambassador Thompson and Mrs. Thompson. They graciously hosted a Fine Arts event to honor...
Elementary students expertly guided their families through their classrooms to show all that they have learned this year. Student-Led Conferences provided an opportunity for elementary students to dynamically share with families their learning, to reflect on their growth as well as their next steps, and...
