Academic Excellence! 🎓

Congratulations to our School Vice Rector, Fr. Marwan Mouawad, on earning his PhD in Philosophy with distinction (Very Good) from the Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences at the Lebanese University on October 29.

His dissertation explored the pragmatic foundations in the philosophies of John Dewey and Richard Rorty.

Congratulations to Fr. Marwan on this remarkable achievement, and best wishes for continued success in his educational mission.

Passing the Flame, Shaping Tomorrow!

On October 29, a joyful afternoon of connection, collaboration, and celebration brought the staff of Jesus & Mary School together as one family.

Through moments of teamwork and fun, we strengthened the bonds that unite us in our shared mission of educating hearts and minds. Inspired by the values of Jesus & Mary, we symbolically passed the flame, carrying forward our commitment to faith and excellence.

As one JM family, we are the spark that keeps our mission shining brightly for generations to come. ✨

During September and October, Grade 9 students spent a day at the Convent of Our Lady of Nazareth in Ain Aalak for their annual Spiritual Retreat. Through prayer, reflection, and meaningful activities, they deepened their faith and strengthened their relationship with God.

May this experience continue to guide and inspire them in their daily lives.

Following inspiring campaign presentations, Intermediate Division students cast their votes in this year’s Student Council Elections.

Congratulations to our newly elected representatives, Talia Hobeika and Ralph Yachouh!

To mark the beginning of their leadership journey, and Investiture Ceremony was held in the Assembly Hall, led by Ms. Josy Fadel, Principal, in the presence of teachers and staff members.

We are proud of every candidate for demonstrating leadership, teamwork, sportsmanship, and respect throughout the election process.

كما جرت العادة في كلّ عام، يستبق القسم المتوسّط عيد القدّيسة بربارة بسلسلة نشاطات توعويّة بالتعاون مع دائرة التربية المسيحيّة، ممثّلةً بالخوري إيلي صفير، بهدف الإضاءة على معنى القداسة الحقيقيّ وإبراز الفرق بين رسالة القدّيسة بربارة ومظاهر الهالوين، وتشجيع التلاميذ على تبنّي القيم المسيحيّة الأصيلة

تنوّع اللّقاء الصباحي بين تأمّل روحيّ حول حياة القدّيسة بربارة وشهادتها الإيمانيّة، وفقرة تفاعليّة ضمّت أسئلة وأنشطة وجوائز، بالإضافة إلى أغنية مميّزة بعنوان “القداسة يلّي بدها شطارة“، حملت رسالة تربويّة بأسلوبٍ ممتع

واختُتم اللّقاء بصلاة رفع فيها الجميع نواياهم إلى الربّ، سائلين أن يملأ حياتهم بنور القداسة

Geometry came to life in Grade 8 as students built custom right triangles, searched for their matching “twin,” and used HA and HI congruence properties to prove their findings. This activity combined teamwork, critical thinking, and mathematical reasoning in a fun and engaging way!

After a dynamic week of campaigning, our Secondary students proudly exercised their right to vote under the supervision of the Lebanese Association for Democratic Elections (LADE), experiencing democracy in action and celebrating the values of leadership, responsibility, and civic engagement.

The election process culminated on October 27 with the Student Council Investiture Ceremony for the 2026–2027 school year, in the presence of Principal Mrs. Nathalie El Hani, teachers, staff, and students.

Congratulations to Merhij-Charbel Nassif (3LS), Head Boy, and Diva Bechara (3LS), Head Girl! Together with the student delegates, they took the pledge to represent the student body and serve their school community.

Here’s to a year of collaboration, unity, and positive change!

Our Grade 7 students combined math, creativity, and inspiration by creating symmetrical designs using their own photos or heart shapes, accompanied by meaningful Bible verses and personal reflections.

The result? Beautiful creations that show how mathematics can be both meaningful and uplifting!

Our Secondary students are gearing up for Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN) in Boston, along with exciting international opportunities in Dubai and Europe in 2027.

During an inspiring session, Mr. Jihad Yaacoub, CEO of the Council Leadership Academy, encouraged students to challenge themselves and sharpen their research, debate, and leadership skills.

Special thanks to Mr. Yaacoub for his valuable support and inspiration.