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On May 5, 2026, the Secondary Division JM Youth Club held its final gathering in a spirit of gratitude and hope.
Ms. Rima Abi Karam (JM Companion in Mission) shared a reflection on the theme “Planting Goodness,” encouraging students to spread kindness through simple, meaningful actions. As part of the activity, students wrote acts of kindness on apple-shaped notes and placed them on a symbolic tree.
To conclude the gathering, each participant received a small flowering plant-- a gentle reminder to continue planting goodness wherever they go.

Behind every healthy child, every reassured parent, and every calm moment in a worried day — there is a nurse. Today we celebrate ours with gratitude.

Congratulations to Brother Rabih Eid, our dedicated IT, Robotics, and AI teacher, on his ordination to the priesthood. May Father Rabih's new journey be filled with grace, service, and blessings, as he continues to inspire minds and touch hearts.

During the first week of May, Grade 8 students participated in an exciting football tournament led by their coach, Mr. John Moustafa. The matches were filled with energy, teamwork, and outstanding sportsmanship, making the event truly enjoyable for everyone involved.
Medals were proudly awarded during the morning assembly by Principal Josy Fadel to the following classes:
• 8A – 3rd place
• 8C – 2nd place
• 8E – 1st place
Congratulations to all students for their fantastic effort and remarkable team spirit!

The React Club brought a heartfelt initiative to life by hanging the Lebanese flag as a symbol of unity, inviting Secondary students to pause and leave behind a few sincere words—a wish, a prayer, or a message of love for their country.
Line by line, the flag came alive with voices of hope and resilience, reflecting the spirit of a generation that still believes in a brighter Lebanon.

Grade 5 turned into eco-experts! 🌱⚡
Students built their own energy pyramids and explored how energy flows from producers to eager consumers—because even in nature, snacks move up the chain! 😄

Using the MakeCode for Micro:bit platform, Grade 3 students learned how to program the Micro:bit to display messages such as images, numbers, and letters, as well as produce sounds. This activity helped students develop basic coding skills while exploring creative ways to communicate using technology.

A powerful reminder that small actions can create meaningful change.
Guided by compassion and a deep sense of responsibility, our React Club members took the initiative to support displaced families in need. Through the collection and careful packaging of essential food items, they transformed good intentions into tangible impact.
Acting with purpose and independence, they partnered with Ghalletna (Lebanon Food Bank) to ensure their efforts reached those who need them most.

Our school stays clean, safe, and punctual thanks to the dedication of our incredible maintenance, cleaning, and transport teams!

In appreciation of their hard work, the School Administration and the Parents’ Association came together to celebrate these everyday heroes with cake, refreshments, and a heartfelt token of gratitude.

Happy Labor Day to the team that keeps us moving forward!

احتفالًا بمئويّة الدّستور اللّبناني، التقى تلاميذ الصّفّ السّادس بالآنسة سنا أبو حيدر التي عرّفتهم إلى أهميّة الدّستور ودوره في حياة المواطن.
وقد شكّل هذا النّشاط، الذي تمّ بالتّعاون بين مادّتَي العلوم الاجتماعيّة واللّغة العربيّة، انطلاقَةً ملهِمَةً تحضيرًا للمشاركة في تحرير عددٍ خاصِّ من مجلّة "كلّ يوم" بروحٍ وطنيَّةٍ مفعمةٍ بالحماسة والانتماء.

#الدستور

The Secondary Division is pleased to announce the launch of the “Abide Club”, a new spiritual initiative designed to provide students with a space to pause, reflect, and grow through meaningful Bible reading and discussion.
The club’s first gathering was both uplifting and inspiring, setting the tone for a journey rooted in faith, open dialogue, and shared understanding among students.