After School Activities
Season 4 - April 18- June 2, 2017
REGISTRATION DEADLINE- FRIDAY APRIL 28, 2017

Elementary students are permitted only two (2) activities each season.

 
Activities with limits are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Participation in the Swim Club and Cooking activities are limited to once per academic year. If your child has participated in either one in a previous season within the academic year, do not choose those activities again as they will not be allowed to participate unless there is space available.

CHANGE OF ACTIVITIES IS ONLY PERMITTED WITHIN THE FIRST 3 WEEKS OF THE SEASON. AFTER THE 3RD WEEK, A STUDENT MAY DROP AN ACTIVITY BUT WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO ADD ANOTHER.  TO DROP AN ACTIVITY, SEND AN EMAIL TO activities@lincoln.edu.gh

 
Sibling Supervision Club
There is a waiting area supervised by TAs for ES students whose siblings are participating in activities. Application forms for the Sibling Club can be obtained from the ES Principal's office and is also posted on the parent portal. If you have any questions about the Activities Program, please send an email to nagudu@lincoln.edu.gh

SPORTING ACTIVITIES

Swim Clubs
Spaces are limited; filled on a first-come-first-serve basis. If your child has already participated in a previous season, please choose a different activity.

NON-SPORTS ACTIVITIES

Cooking
Spaces are limited; filled on a first-come-first-serve basis. If your child has already participated in a previous season, please choose a different activity.

 
US Girls Scouts Overseas
Mission: Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. An operating unit of Girl Scouts of the USA, USAGSO ensures that no matter where families move, they will have access to the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. USA Girl Scouts Overseas (USAGSO) brings Girl Scouts to the daughters of military, Foreign Service, and expat families around the world and to girls in American or International schools. Our program centers on something called the Girl Scout Leadership Experience—a collection of activities and experiences you'll have as you earn badges, sell cookies, go on exciting trips, explore the outdoors and do projects that make a difference and so much more. There are additional costs for membership, uniforms, badges and some activities.

Boy Scouts
Boys of different ages have different ranks in Cub Scouting. As you go from Tiger Cub (age 7), Bear Cub to Webelos Scout (age 10), you learn new things and new skills that you use to meet new challenges, as you get older. Meets once a week, some activities/events are outside of school hours, maybe weekends. There are additional costs for membership, uniform, awards, and some activities.

Environmental Art
Sand, plants, leaves, and stones are all part of our natural environment. In this class, we'll use materials found in the world around us to create temporary art pieces inspired by earth artists Andy Goldsworthy, Andres Amador, and others. We will capture our artistic creations with a digital photograph and then disassemble the pieces ourselves or allow the world to reclaim the materials.

Girl Leaders Club (GLC)
An activity for girls in Grades 4 & 5, designed to develop the leadership, character and life-skills of young girls in an interconnected global world. Weekly workshops will integrate the use of media, innovation and entrepreneurship to address key themes such as self-awareness, aspiration, wellness and collaboration.

Lincoln Reads
Battle of the Book Club-Lincoln Reads!
Join Ms. Lisa for book club talks on the 15 Lincoln Reads! titles. We will have discussions, inquiry circles and practice battles during our time together.

Math Games
We will explore math games used in the classroom and other fun math activities. This will provide students with the opportunity to practice their math facts and concepts in a fun and easy way. It also supports students' development of computational fluency and afford them the opportunities to deepen their mathematical understanding and reasoning.

Mini Quilting
Sewing lovers will spend an hour expressing their creativity by designing and stitching squares of African print fabric into a mini quilt.

Swan Lake Ballet Academy
Students will be assessed during the first week to determine their level and will be placed in the appropriate class. THE FEE FOR THIS SEASON IS GH350. Other optional financial commitments include leotard, tutu & shoes.

Word Lab
This is a challenging and fun activity where words will be explored. It will help students to improve their spelling and problem solving skills. Exploring Words can be fun!

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