On June, 21 Lviv British School hosted a culinary masterclass on making cheesecake with honey and original decor. Cheesecake is one of the most popular desserts in the world. It is distinguished by its bright flavour, delicate texture and numerous cooking variations. The first cheesecake desserts appeared in ancient Egypt and Greece, where cottage cheese...Read More
Today, the youngest students of our school took part in an exciting quest called “Save the Letterland”. This quest not only entertained our little students, but also had an important educational purpose. During the quest, the children: Improved their reading and writing skills, learnt to work in a team, developing communication skills and developed logical...Read More
Bees, along with other pollinators such as butterflies, bats and hummingbirds, are increasingly under threat from human activities. Pollination is critical to the survival of our ecosystems. Almost 90% of the world’s flowering plants are partially or fully dependent on animal pollinators. This includes more than 75% of the world’s food crops and 35% of...Read More
Ukraine was once known as the “land of clay”, and the work of local potters won awards at numerous exhibitions, attracting the attention of viewers with large pots, makitras, jugs, painted bowls and toys. Pottery reflects the best features of the Ukrainian people: love of work, high moral qualities, a sense of beauty and harmony,...Read More
Today is Sushi Day, and we’re celebrating with sushi-making masterclasses in LBS. We had a great time crafting delicious rolls and perfecting our skills. It was a fun and engaging experience for everyone involved. Join us next time for more exciting culinary adventures. Don’t miss out on the chance to create and enjoy your own...Read More
Every year on 17 June, World Tessellation Day is celebrated. This day is dedicated to the art of creating mosaics that consist of geometric shapes that fit together perfectly without gaps or overlaps. Tessellation, or parquetry, is a mosaic of several identical shapes that fit together without gaps or overlaps. The aim of World Tessellation...Read More
Monday was the beginning of the colour week. Monday was the day of white colour. The students received interesting tasks, played games and learnt new words related to a particular colour scheme. On Tuesday, we had a day of red colour. The students wore red clothes, created colourful moodboards and collages in themed colours. On...Read More
Colour Week is a period without school uniforms when students receive interesting tasks, participate in games and learn new words related to a particular colour scheme. They create colourful moodboards and collages in themed colours. The colour of the day is yellow and blue.Blue symbolises the clear sky, and yellow symbolises fertile wheat fields. The...Read More
Colour Week is a time when students can go out of uniform and do fun activities, play games and learn new words related to a particular colour scheme. They will create colourful moodboards and collages in the corresponding colours. Colour of the day: purple.Purple is often associated with mystery, spirituality and the unknown. This colour...Read More
This week, each day at our school is dedicated to a different colour. Today, the colour of the day is green. The journalist of Lviv British School asked the children about the colour of various items, and with confidence, they all answered – green. It’s wonderful to see the enthusiasm and participation in this colorful...Read More
