Lusaka International Community School (LICS)

This year, the theme for Vicky Violet’s Day was "Kindness is a Virtue," and our learners embraced this message beautifully by donating storybooks to support one of our community schools.

On Tuesday, Ms. Patricia, our Educational Outreach Programme (EOP) Coordinator, had the pleasure of presenting the donated books to the staff of Southend School. The donation was received with heartfelt gratitude and will help bring the joy of reading to many young learners.

We extend our sincere thanks to our families for their generosity and support. Acts of kindness, no matter how small, have the power to make a lasting impact. We look forward to continuing our partnership with Southend School and finding more ways to support their educational journey in the coming academic year.

Our Educational Outreach Team was honoured to attend the launch of the new building for Little Assisi Special Needs School.

Having previously supported the school through generous parent donations of books and stationery, it was a privilege to witness this significant milestone and celebrate alongside the school community. Seeing the positive impact of collective generosity and partnership was truly inspiring.

We extend our sincere gratitude to our parents and families whose contributions have helped support learners beyond our own school community. Together, we continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and their educational journeys.

Our U9, U11, U13/14, and U16 Hockey teams travelled to Martin House for the annual Krige Hockey Festival. It was a fantastic day of sport, teamwork, and camaraderie, with teams from across Zambia coming together to participate in this prestigious event.

Congratulations to all our players and coaches for their hard work, dedication, and outstanding efforts throughout the festival. We are incredibly proud of the way our Warriors represented the school both on and off the field.

Go Warriors!

Our LICS Warriors Club swimming team travelled to Kenya to compete in the Kenya Aquatics National Swimming Championships. With outstanding determination, resilience, and commitment, our swimmers gave their best effort in every race.Their hard work paid off with an impressive medal haul of 3 Gold, 3 Silver, and 5 Bronze medals. One of our learners, swimming for the Lusaka Dolphins, also brought home 1 Gold and 1 Bronze.

LICS WARRIORS
🥉 1500m Freestyle – Yali
🥈 200m Backstroke – Natania
🥇 Relay – Team Warriors
🥉 Relay – Team Warriors
🥈 400m IM – Melissa
🥉 50m Backstroke – Charles
🥉 100m Freestyle – Charles
🥇 200IM Charles
🥈 100 Backstroke Charles

LUSAKA DOLPHINS
🥇 50m Backstroke – Zawadi
🥉 50m Breaststroke – Zawadi

We are incredibly proud of their achievements and the way they represented the Warriors spirit on the international stage. Congratulations to all our swimmers on this remarkable accomplishment!

Clever Cat and Lucy Lamp Light sent some very special friends to visit our learners today.

Our young farmers had a wonderful time learning more about nature and how things grow.

A heartfelt thank you to our amazing parents who took the time to farm alongside our little learners. Your support, encouragement, and involvement are truly appreciated and help make these learning experiences even more special.

Our learners had a wonderful time in the kitchen as they put their thinking skills to work creating their very own Yoghurt Biscuit Parfaits.

Layer by layer, they combined biscuits, fruit and yoghurt to make delicious treats that were as fun to prepare as they were to enjoy!

On the 22nd of May, our U16 and U14 Boys and Girls Hockey teams ventured to Italian School and Martin House, respectively, to participate in the 2026 ISAZ U16 and U14 Hockey Championships.

All our teams performed exceptionally well with our U16 girls being crowned Champions. Our U14 girls placed second after an interesting final game. Both our U16 and U14 boys teams placed second aswell, as they showed heart and sportsmanship in there matches.

We are sincerely proud of all our teams. GO Warriors.

Our Yellow Oscar Oranges delivered a beautiful tribute to the many community helpers who play such an important role in our daily lives.

Through their Mini Assembly, the learners celebrated the dedication, hard work and service of the professionals who help keep our communities safe, healthy and thriving. From healthcare workers and teachers to police officers, firefighters and many others, each person makes a valuable contribution to society.

We are grateful for these everyday heroes whose commitment and care help make our world a better place.

Our Secondary learners lit up the stage with teamwork, culture, and house spirit as Mopani, Tamarind, Ebony, and Acacia battled it out in a vibrant quiz on African history, geography, and unity. Congratulations to all participants for their confidence and energy. Together, we celebrate the beauty, strength, and diversity of Africa.

A proud morning at the KS1 Going Global Expo. Learners spoke with confidence, shared their creative projects, and wowed parents with their ideas and designs. A joyful celebration of learning, global themes, and achievement.