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In the first half of June, Grade 7 students set out on an exciting journey to Souk Zouk, where they explored a vibrant setting filled with local crafts, traditional foods, and rich cultural experiences. The trip provided students with a valuable opportunity to connect classroom learning with real-life discoveries as they observed artisans at work—such as weaving on traditional looms and crafting Tartoor and Labbadeh—interacted with vendors, and gained insight into the history and cultural significance of the souk.

A Walk-Through Memories, A Step Toward the Future
Accompanied by their parents, our 3S students gathered in prayer during the Divine Liturgy, offering thanks for the years that have shaped their minds, hearts, and values at Jesus & Mary School.
The celebration continued as they embarked on a symbolic journey through the school that has been their second home. As they retraced their steps and bid farewell to each division, they honored the friendships, lessons, and memories that have shaped who they are today.
With hearts full of gratitude and eyes set on the future, they closed one chapter and began another.

On June 9, 2026, Grade 8 students enjoyed an inspiring and enriching field trip to “Nature” by Marc Beyrouthy in Antelias and the Maronite Patriarchal Seminary in Ghazir.
Students participated in hands-on workshops, including planting, composting, and exploring the fascinating world of insects. They also had the opportunity to learn about a significant center of Maronite heritage, deepening their cultural and historical understanding.

With joyful hearts, our Elementary II students celebrated Corpus Christi, learning its meaning and honoring the Blessed Sacrament in a beautiful Eucharistic procession filled with prayers and songs. 🙏✨

Congratulations to Andy Saliba (9A)! 🎉
We proudly celebrate his 1st place win in the Advanced Category at the Infinite Battles Bar Wars Calisthenics Competition on May 31, 2026.
Your dedication and hard work have truly paid off—keep shining! 💪

On June 4–5, 2026, the Intermediate Division brought learning to life with “Milestones in Motion: A Celebration of Culture!” 🎉
Grade 7 and 8 students showcased interdisciplinary projects developed throughout the year, blending subjects like Arabic and Art, Biology and Christian Education, and Physics and PE.
Each project reflected creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking—truly celebrating young minds in motion!

More photos:
https://jmrab.edu.lb/2026/06/08/cultural-program/

The Secondary Division hosted the Road Safety Champville team for an engaging session on road safety. Students explored responsible behavior and practical ways to make JM roads safer, promoting awareness and community responsibility.
We thank the team for inspiring our students to become road safety advocates.