LFSF J'adore, the Series

Author and illustrator Julia BOURDET,  artist in residence at Villa Albertine, visited our Gr 7 students.

During this workshop, they learned drawing techniques and talked about one of Julia's main research theme for her next book: climate change.

Join us for the first session in our I-track learning series, where we'll explore the IB Learner Profile and its vital role in student development. Learn how the ten attributes of the profile—such as being inquirers, open-minded, and reflective—are woven into the fabric of the MYP, shaping not only academic achievement but also personal growth. This session is designed to give parents, teachers, and staff a deeper understanding of how the IB fosters well-rounded, global learners. 

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This week, our students took advantage of the radiant California sun and walked from the Ortega and Ashbury campuses to the beach for a responsible clean up. Much more than a clean-up, this activity highlighted the importance of environmental responsibility today, especially in the world our students will inherit from us

Discover how LFSF students delved into the world of mathematics, breaking stereotypes and embracing teamwork at the MATh.en.JEANS congress, where intellectual curiosity and problem-solving skills take center stage.

The NHSMUN (National High School Model United Nations) is the largest competition of its kind in the world, and also widely considered to be the most prestigious Model UN conference for secondary school students. Each year, over 70 countries are represented, totaling approximately 5000 delegates.

🥇 The LFSF team collectively won first place in the “Research and Preparation” category and our head delegate Madeleine, was granted an “Award of Excellence”. These are impressive achievements for our team and our school, we are immensely proud of our LFSF MUN club.