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The Lyme School recently had its 28th annual Celebration of Spring on the Lyme Common. The program included the Lyme School band, the first, second, and third grades singing songs...
Recently, students in grades K-2 took part in a unit of miniature golf . Thanks to the help from the fifth grade, a 10 hole course was designed to help students work cooperatively ...
As a teacher, nothing brings greater pride than when former students return to our school and offer their wisdom and knowledge. This was the case on May 18. Former Lyme Student a...
Children learn science by doing science: observing the world around them, asking questions, and using all their senses to explore and investigate. The lower school science program ...
Grade 2 went to the Grant Brook on Friday, May 18. The students practiced measurement skills as they measured the width and depth of the brook and the water temperature. They also...
Our 6th graders are well into a penpal project with the Lyme community. Read more about it in an article published in the Valley News on May 15.
There will be a School Safety Forum at the Lyme School Gymnasium on Wednesday May 23rd at 6 pm. Childcare will be available.**
The forum will be addressing what is being done...
In 5th grade, students learn the important responsibility of belaying one another on the vertical climbing wall. Once each student demonstrates competency in putting on a harness,...
The Lyme School is very fortunate to have community members with many talents. On May 11, Andy Miller, Lisa Rayes, and Aaron Rich, members of the Lyme Fast Squad, worked with stud...
On Friday, May 4, the Lyme School hosted its second talent show of the school year. It was impressive to see the range of talent from our students in all grades. We were treated ...
The sixth graders investigated ocean currents this month in anticipation of their trip to the New England Aquarium on Friday, May 18. The students confirmed that most of our Ea...
It was a great day to visit our Lady of Liberty in New York Harbor.
The Lyme School's beautiful backyard holds an abundance of fitness opportunities. On a snowy, but warm day in March, several classes took part in a walk about around the land behi...
Following a study of major historical events in the 20th century, 8th grade students drew editorial cartoons to demonstrate an interpretation a major historical event, such as the ...
The 8th graders spent a class period in the Lyme School’s outdoor classroom writing poetry on May 2. The students analyzed Robert Frost’s oft-quoted (and misquoted) poem, “Mending ...
As American citizens, we must study the dark stain of slavery on our historical record in an effort to understand the underlying framework, or infrastructure, of racism in our coun...
The 5th graders at the Lyme School have spent the past couple months learning about adaptations and different habitats and were tasked with creating a creature well-suited to a giv...
On April 6th at Morning Meeting we gathered as a school and community to celebrate Paddy Caldwell's return from his 1st Olympic Competition in Nordic Skiing. We are mostly proud ...
Human beings are naturally inquisitive. It may be the reason we survived as a species despite our lack of sharp teeth, thick fur, or claws. Somewhere along the way, we took this ...
On the March 30 inservice day, our teachers became students again and experienced a hands-on introduction to design thinking, a mindset and approach to learning, collaboration, and...