Lucaya International School

Congratulations to Dorian Thompson on achieving the highest score in the 2025 BJC Mathematics Examination in The Bahamas.

An outstanding accomplishment—well done!

The Bahamas National Swimming Team heads to Martinique today for the 2026 CARIFTA Swimming Championships!

We would like to recognise our LIS students, Nai’a Belton, Logan Comarcho, and Isabella Cuccurullo.

We are incredibly proud of you and will be cheering you on every step of the way!

Go Team Bahamas!

What a great photo of Team Bahamas! 🇧🇸🔥
The Bahamas National Swimming Team heads to Martinique tomorrow (Thursday) for the 2026 CARIFTA Swimming Championships!

Let’s go, Team Bahamas… make waves and bring it home! 💪🏊‍♂️🏊🏽‍♀️🌊

📆 April 3-8
📍 Pierre Samot Community Aquatic Centre, Martinique 🇲🇶

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Our Year 11 GGYA students showed incredible resilience and teamwork during their Silver Assessment.

Over two days, they completed 25+ miles, navigating with map and compass, and camping independently.

A fantastic display of growth—well done to all, and thank you to our GGYA Advisors!

IB1 Geography out in the field

After studying Oceans and Coastal Margins, our students headed to the beach to begin collecting data for their IB Internal Assessment — an important component worth up to 25% of their final grade.

A great opportunity to bring classroom learning into the real world through hands-on geographical investigation.

Our Year 6 students kicked off their day at the ranch, where they learned how to groom their horses before heading out for their ride.

It was a fantastic hands-on experience, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to connect with the horses and build new skills. A great start to the day!

Our Year 11 students have had a fantastic start to their GYYA Silver Expedition Qualifier and are up and ready for Day 2!

After completing an impressive 12-mile hike yesterday, they arrived at base, successfully set up their tents, and demonstrated outstanding teamwork and resilience throughout the day. To top it all off, they enjoyed a well-earned dip in the canal to relax and recharge.

A brilliant start to the expedition—well done to everyone involved!

Tents are up, the campfire is going, and the first flames have been successfully lit

As the sun sets, our Year 6 students are enjoying s’mores and soaking in the full camping experience—teamwork, laughter, and a well-earned moment to relax after an incredible day.

Here’s to a restful night under the stars… what a day!

During Camp Catalyst, our Year 6 students took part in a variety of team-building challenges that pushed them to collaborate, think creatively, and step outside their comfort zones.

Through these activities, they developed leadership skills, strengthened communication, and supported one another in achieving shared goals—proving that the best learning often happens beyond the classroom.

Fun and growth all rolled into one! We’re excited to see them take on their camping experience tonight

Our Year 6 students travelled to Nassau today for an unforgettable outdoor camp experience.

Surrounded by nature, they developed valuable survival skills while building confidence, teamwork, and resilience. One of the standout moments was learning how to safely build and light a campfire—an experience that brought both excitement and a real sense of accomplishment.

Opportunities like this help our students grow beyond the classroom, fostering independence and a deeper appreciation for the world around them

Both our Year 6 class and Year 11 boys have packed their bags and set off on exciting adventures!

Our Year 6 students are enjoying an action-packed experience at Camp Wahoo here in Nassau, making memories, building independence, and embracing the great outdoors.

Meanwhile, our Year 11 boys are taking on a new challenge as they work towards their GGYA Silver Award—developing resilience, teamwork, and leadership skills along the way.

We wish both groups an incredible time filled with learning, laughter, and unforgettable experiences!