The last day at LEA

What a special day it was!

The school had a gathering for the opening of the new room they built.

It was a coffe morning  McMillan cancer support. All students brought cake with them and they had them during the day with coffe. 

We had the time to introduce the new year 4 to Lebanon and special places around our school in Beirut. They were really interested and asked a lot of questions.

Practice makes perfect . Maths 

The peace banner by year 4

DAY 4 at LEA

Arabic numbers and letters for the rest of the classes . That is how interested and intrigued the students were.

Engaging and enhancing their musical ears year 5

The reception class 

Year one finding out insects. What an exciting activity!

A very busy day

Teaching Arabic numbers year 4

Teaching Arabic and R.E. Years 3 and 6

Year 5 making a space shuttle for NASA :-) 

Year3 learning French 

Another day at LEA

International Day of Peace at LEA school

Today was the international day of peace! We had a conversation with the children about peace and what it means to them. They had some time to reflect and manifest their ideas in pictures that were drawn on papers as drafts. At a later stage they drew their designs on a cloth that will be held as a banner in Mohammad Shamel school when we come back.

A Sunday with the Roman Army

The Romans are back!!

Nothing like the Romans to complete a great day in Lincoln

Today we witnessed the armoured ranks of the world famous Roman re- enactors – The Ermine Street Guard. They represented soldiers of the imperial Roman army from this period. We saw these soldiers being put through their training under the watchful eye of the Centurion at lincoln's castle arena. We Witnessed the colourful and armed Legionaries and Auxiliaries as they practiced their combat skills, battle tactics and artillery firepower Military skills that made the Roman army a formidable fighting force. Their display of Roman military was completed with a pair of mounted cavalry troopers and some formidable Roman artillery fire power

London

Upon our arrival, we had few hours to spend in london before heading to lincolnshire with Stewart Cook(Lea project coordinator and a British council ambassador)
John Rolfe (Outreach -Engagement Manager Education & Society) and Aliyah Dunbar-Hussain( Project Co-ordinator /Connecting classrooms), from the British council, were able to meet us during our time in london and filled our afternoon with memories and lively stories .
Thank you John, Aliyah and Stewart!