Lincoln Community School Blog Posts
Community & Reunion Highlights – Class of 2016: Ten Years Later
Ten years after walking through the halls of Lincoln Community School as classmates, the Class of 2016 returned to campus in June 2026 to celebrate a decade of shared memories, milestones, and friendship. For many, it was the first time seeing one another since...
Alumni Spotlight: Lucas Nasr, Class of 2023
Current RoleStudent at the University of Pennsylvania; incoming Investment Banking Analyst after graduation. Country/CityPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, USA At LCS I was…Always trying to be part of the larger community. I actively participated in student leadership,...
Alumni Spotlight: Joetta Appiah, Class of 2020
Current RolePress Secretary and Spokeswoman for Congresswoman Haley Stevens, a Member of the United States Congress currently running for the United States Senate. Country/CityDetroit, Michigan, USA At LCS I was…A student in the Class of 2020, where I grew up learning...
Our Journey Since 1968
Since opening its doors in 1968, LCS has grown from a small international school community into a globally connected learning environment shaping students across generations and continents.LCS opens its doors with 8 studentsLCS rents new rooms and hires 10 teachers...
Meet the Alumni Officer
Dear Lincoln Lion, You may have graduated years ago, moved to a different city—or even a different corner of the world—but you are still part of the LCS story. And now, we want to hear more of yours. As I step into this role, one of the things I am most excited about...
A Message from the Head of School
Dear LCS Alumni, During the 2025-26 school year, our whole school community has been living out the idea of Nkabom — togetherness, unity, the sense that we belong to each other. We built the year around three simple ideas: Agency, Service, and Belonging. The more I've...
Lincoln Community School Ranked as 7th Best School In Africa
Best School in Ghana: Lincoln Ranked 7th in Africa.Maria Oram, Admissions, Communications, and Community Relations CoordinatorLincoln Community School in Accra is the only school in Ghana named in Education Africa Magazine's Best Schools in Africa 2026 guide, where we...
Award Winning Action: The move from “Service Learning” to “Community engagement”
Community EngagementAward-Winning Action: The move from "Service Learning" to "Community Engagement"Maria Oram, Admissions, Communications, and Community Relations CoordinatorAt Lincoln Community School (LCS), a leading international school in Ghana, our dedication to...
LCS Head Nurse Given International Recognition
CommunityInternational Recognition for our Head NurseLCS Advancement Office"I was honored to be named Overseas School Health Nurses Association (OSHNA) school nurse of the year during the 2025 2026 school year. "We are immensely proud of our very own School Nurse, Ms....
Celebrating the Class of 2026: Excellence, Impact, and Agency
Academic ExcellenceCelebrating the Class of 2026: Excellence, Impact, and AgencyLCS Advancement OfficeWe are bursting with pride to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our Class of 2026 - a group of students who have shown, time and again, what it means to lead...
Lincoln Community School Becomes the First School in Ghana to Join AMIS
Arts ProgramLincoln Community School Becomes the First School in Ghana to Join AMISThe Advancement TeamLincoln Community School is proud to announce that we have become the first and only school in Ghana to join the Association for Music in International Schools...
LCS students share experiences of Elmina Castle with a Global Audience
An overnight trip to Elmina Castle has been turned into a chance to engage with international peers by sharing their research through a digital exhibition.
Operation Smile: An LCS club that makes a real difference
Students from one of the best schools in Ghana visit Korle Bu Teaching Hospital to spend time with cleft patients and learn more about the life-changing work being done there.
Where Sustainability Meets PHE and Outdoor Learning in Grade 6
Our students, with the help of the LCS Makerspace team, were able to put some tools to use to recycle old water bottles into planting boxes. Once the recycled containers were repurposed, cut to size, and drilled for drainage, it was time to head to the compost heap.
Celebrating ‘Early’ Graduation
Graduation is usually a shared moment. A cohort moves forward together, having travelled roughly the same path, at the same pace, toward the same milestone. We honor a student who has reached this moment by walking her own pathway
LCS Gratitude Day 2025
At LCS Ghana we live our Mission statement of “When we connect, we thrive”, and our Value of “Be kind. It opens, doors and minds.”
SWIM FOR SUSTAINABILITY – A Personal Project Fundraising Event
This swim was more than a fundraiser; it was a personal project born from a lifetime of respecting the water.
Run For A Cure Africa 2025: A Student’s Perspective
Being part of RFCA this year was an unforgettable experience that reminded us that every step counts, both on the track and in our journey toward creating positive change in the world.
From the LCS Film Festival to International Award Winners
Empowering student directors to make multiple films, learn multiple skills, and be able to communicate with a variety of artists is what makes them good leaders.
Book Donation and Reading Initiative at Multikids Inclusive Academy
The Ghana Must Read LCS Club recently organized a visit to Multikids Inclusive Academy in East Legon. This initiative saw students from LCS come together to donate books and engage in reading sessions with the children of Multikids.
AISA GISS Presents Kola Kati-Act Now!
Read abut the recent trip to the AISA GISS conference in Uganda with the theme Kola Kati – Act Now. Article by Priyanka (Class of 2027)
LCS Swimming partnership with Golden Age School
Grades 9 & 10 engaged in a Service Learning activity as part of their PHE class. They worked with students from a neighbouring school on their swimming skills.
DEIJ for B Newsletter January 2025
Read all the latest from the DEIJ for Belonging groups at LCS: Head of School, Students and the Parent Advisory Group
GHAMUN continues to grow
LCS will be hosting our annual GHAMUN conference soon and this article talks about the expansion of the program to new schools.
LCS Gratitude Day
At the end of last year students took time out to meet staff at LCS they wouldn’t normally get a chance to interact with. They also showed their gratitude for all the work they do.
Humans of Abelemkpe
This is an LCS student article about a project called ‘The Humans of Abelemkpe’. The project tied in with a service learning initiative. Article by Avik (Class of 2026)
DEIJ for B Newsletter October 2024
Read all the latest from the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice for Belonging team here at LCS.
Catapult and Bridge Project
This post shows off the engineering skills of our 6th and 7th grade students and our state of the art makerspace.
LCS Students Visit Former President John Agyekum Kufuor to Promote Reading
Naomi Ferrao (Class of 2026) writes about the LCS Ghana Must Read visit to former President John Agyekum Kufuor.
LCS Annual Report 23-24
Today, we are publishing, for your information, our annual report which includes summaries about school operations during the 2023-24 academic year.
Welcome to the 2024-25 School Year
Ms. Lesley Tait, LCS Head of School welcomes the whole community, and especially our new members, to the 2024-25 school year.
Alumni Spotlight – Joetta Appiah
Alumni Spotlight: Joetta Appiah. Read her story of an amazing journey as an LCS graduate to the White House in Washington.
Personal Project Exhibition 2024
Meet some of our 10th Graders showing off their MYP Personal Projects at the LCS Personal Project Expo.
Interact Club Beach Sweep
In April 2024, the LCS Interact Club supported a Independence Square Beach clean-up hosted by the organization, Mayekoo.
LCS Students and Prescribed Joy
Read about a visit from several LCS students to the Pentecost Hospital in Medina.