English as an Additional Language - Lincoln Community School

About Us
Lincoln Community School is an International Baccalaureate World school offering the Primary Years, Middle Years, and Diploma Programmes through the lens of U.S. curricular standards. LCS is recognized as a leading international school in Africa.
Learning
We are an IB World school offering the Primary Years Program (Pre-K through Grade 5), Middle Years Program (Grades 6 through 10), and Diploma Program (Grades 11 and 12).
Support Services
LCS believes in the richness of diversity. Our Support Services department consists of Learning Support Services, Counseling, English as an Additional Language (EAL), and Health Services.
Admissions
Thank you for your interest in Lincoln Community School. We offer a warm and community-centered environment, welcoming new families with a friendly approach.
Student Activities
The co-curricular programs at LCS provide students the opportunity to enhance their development by learning through experience, collaborating with others, and by fostering a sense of accomplishment.
Community
As an international school in an increasingly cosmopolitan Accra, LCS students and families come from countries around the globe. Sharing our common experiences brings us together, and celebrating our differences makes our community strong. Whether you are brand new to Ghana or were born here, you will find friends at LCS.

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Lincoln Community School offers English language support for students in Grades 1-10 with specialist consultation available in Grades 11 and 12. All new learners of the English language participate as fully as possible in the school’s complete curriculum. This sheltered immersion approach to English language support allows students to actively participate in our school program with a level of differentiation that matches their stage of English acquisition.

EAL support levels are determined through World-Class Instructional Design and Assessment (WIDA), previous teacher reports and their language background. Students with a history that suggests a possible need for EAL support are typically assessed using the WIDA when they arrive.