Lincoln School, Nepal

As the 2025–26 school year comes to a close, we extend our sincere appreciation to the entire Lincoln School community. Thank you for the energy, commitment, and care you have shared throughout the year. Together, we have celebrated learning, strengthened connections, and continued to grow as a community.

To the Snow Leopards moving on to new adventures, we send our warmest wishes for the journey ahead. To those returning after the break, we hope your summer is filled with rest, joy, and meaningful time with family and friends. We look forward to seeing you again in August.

History came to life during the Grade 4 Living History Museum!

After weeks of research, writing, and preparation, students stepped into the shoes of influential people from history and shared their stories through first-person presentations. Families and visitors had the opportunity to explore the museum, meet historical figures from different time periods, and learn about the lasting impact they have had on our world.

We are so proud of the confidence, creativity, and hard work our students demonstrated throughout this project.

The Secondary Tiny Stage and Elementary Tinier Stage were vibrant celebrations of creativity, collaboration, and community. Elementary students shared musical skills they have been developing beyond the classroom, confidently showcasing their talents to the Lincoln community. Secondary performers, artists, and art and music festival participants filled the space with color, innovation, and artistic vision. Highlights included printmaking cards, live portrait drawing, and a successful bake sale supporting the Middle School Student Council!

Golden Hour Prom was a night to remember! Dressed in stunning shades inspired by the colors of sunset, high school students danced the night away, celebrated friendships, and created lasting memories. From the first song to the last, the dance floor was alive with joy, energy, and Lincoln spirit.

Graduation Week was full of laughter, joy, celebration, and tears of goodbye. What a wonderful celebration of our amazing Class of 2026. From PSPK Tea Time, grad dinner, grad walk, and finally the commencement ceremony, our seniors were celebrated by their schoolmates and loved ones alike. As they step out into their futures, we wish them well and remind them that they will always have a place to call home here at Lincoln; once a snowleopard, always a snowleopard.

From a mischievous rat taking over a restaurant in Lincoln Laphing, to a student discovering that emotions have a voice in Detention in Room 13, to gods and mortals joining forces in Journey to Olympus, our Middle School Drama students brought creativity, courage, and imagination to the stage! Congratulations to all of our Grade 6, 7, and 8 performers and crew on a fantastic showcase of storytelling and teamwork.

Congratulations to our High School Drama cast and crew on a fantastic production of ! A modern retelling of Romeo and Juliet, explores young love, family conflict, and the power of connection in the digital age.

A special thank you to our High School Music students who joined us as stage crew, helping bring the show to life behind the scenes. This production was a true collaboration, showcasing creativity, teamwork, and dedication both on and off the stage.

Our Art and Music students just experienced an incredible two-day festival celebrating Art, Music, and Culture in Kathmandu! From fashion upcycling and mixed media to pottery-making and live music workshops, students explored their creativity at Sattya Media and Taragaon Museum with Maitri Music and Moware.
A huge thank you to everyone involved for making this a meaningful experience for our students.

Checkmate! Our Grade 10 Design Technology students just took school livestream production to the next level.

They completely ran the show for the Secondary Chess Championship, pulling off a professional-grade broadcast all on their own. Managing a complex 3-camera setup, green screen, OBS software, and multiple external browser sources, this team proved they can handle a high-stakes live production from start to finish.

Our elementary students are diving into the spring aquatics season with a focus on both the technical foundations of competitive swimming and the vital life-saving skills required for water safety. With four weeks of dedicated instruction, the growth and determination shown by these young swimmers has been inspiring to every coach on deck. We are incredibly proud of the progress they have made from PS/PK through grade 5!