The 4th grade students did a phenomenal job recruiting for their trade at the Colonial Job Fair Exhibition! The students presented facts about the trade, the qualifications you would need to be successful, required skills, and the various responsibilities of the job. Some students even dressed the part! The audience then had an opportunity to fill out an application for their job choice. You can see more photos and fill out an application if you didn't get a chance to at the event using the QR code. https://photos.app.goo.gl/tx8KrZCYDBmgPrMd7
The 6th graders had an assembly this afternoon with Ms. Weber, the IB Campus Principal, and Ms. Rubel, the I&S teacher. The students learned more about International Baccalaureate and how exciting it is to be part of a global educational program. They also discussed how asking great questions leads to great learning.
The 4th grade visited Pennsbury Manor on Friday. They are currently learning about Colonial America and during this field trip they were able to see historical reenactments and hear stories about what life was like during this time period. It was cold, but they still had a great time! You can see more pictures here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/7WQCChvHhUPj1Vu57
6th grade students had the opportunity to ask local officials from Bensalem and Senator Farry’s office about efforts to increase sustainability in our community. They learned how our township is exploring geothermal energy, ways to reduce pollutants from reaching streams and waterways, and efforts to make our area a nice place to live through the many community outreach programs. Students will use this knowledge when completing a group project about a sustainable city and have to make decisions on energy sources, green spaces, waste management, and more.
Check out these musically talented students who performed at the spring recital tonight. Great job everyone!
The 5th grade visited the Camden Aquarium yesterday. They were able to see all of the aquatic animal exhibits, walk the shark bridge, feel stingrays and starfish, and a lot more! The students also participated in an interactive activity where they learned how long certain items take to decompose and all about the importance of conservation, which is an ongoing topic throughout the year. You can see more photos from the field trip here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/wHXsYtQxXH3qeXN59
The 5th grade students learned all about the Philadelphia Police and Crime Scene department from a 5th grade parent this morning. They heard about her role as a crime scene investigator, job responsibilities, and career choice as part of a Career Readiness lesson. Each student was able to participate in a fun activity where they saw how fingerprinting can be collected as evidence.
The 6th grade students did a fantastic job at their Greek Mythology Wax Museum Exhibition last night! Guests walked around and visited different exhibits and could press a button to hear the "wax figure" share a bio poem and interesting facts and details. Guests could use the information they learned to complete a scavenger hunt challenge. You can see more photos from the event here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/WKa2sYPXXUpdYWft7
The 6th grade enrichment team spent the morning touring Jacob's Engineering facilities. Check out what they saw!
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Trimester 3 sign-ups begin today and are due by Wednesday, March 6 at 4:00 p.m.
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Check out what our recent graduates have to say about their SLCS experience after a semester away at college! Applications for the 2024-25 school year are now available at www.schoollane.org. Register today!
The 6th grade students did a wonderful job showcasing and explaining the artifacts they created from the Ancient Civilization they have been researching. Parents/guardians and students from K-5 visited their Ancient Civilization Museum Exhibit during I&S classes last Friday. See more photos here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/DjbzxoGTTiQXHrXn6
Check out what our recent graduates have to say about their SLCS experience after a semester away at college! Applications for the 2024-25 school year are now available at www.schoollane.org. Register today!
SLCS hosted the first ever cross grade exhibition with the enrichment students. Great work on completing your self selected research projects.
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The 6th grade students attended an informational session hosted by two IB campus seniors as part of their Creativity, Activity, Service project. They shared details about the International Baccalaureate program, MYP vs DP, the grading scale, and the many benefits of attending an IB school. Sofia and Khushi did a great job presenting and answering questions to help students learn more about what they have to look forward to in the future!
Our online application for the 2024-2025 admissions wait list for Grades K-12 is now available! Apply today to ensure your child is at the top of the list. Visit www.schoollane.org and click "Admissions" to apply.
The 5th grade students did a great job at their Exhibition this morning! They showcased artifacts they created and shared research about the Westward Expansion in the United States. They told stories of the pioneers, the challenges of the frontier, and the profound impact this time period in history had on our nation's growth. You can see more photos from the event here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/xmYcmybGeUVgLfMn6
This afternoon the 6th grade students had the opportunity to hear a powerful message from Aaliyah Booker, a guest speaker from the Children's Craniofacial Association. The students learned about her personal experience living with Goldenhar syndrome, overcoming adversity, and growing through challenges. Her message is about how being different is beautiful and how important it is to treat one another kindly. We were also lucky enough to hear from her brother who was here to support her and shared a song he wrote inspired by her story.
