Intermediate

Happy Students

Teachers & staff

Classes

Check our policies

Ms. Josy Fadel

A Year of Brilliance, Resilience and Impact

The year 1987 marked the beginning of my lifelong journey with Jesus & Mary School. It began as a KGII student, hand in hand with my father on my very first day; a day that also marked the start of his own JM journey, which spanned an admirable 34 years until his retirement.

After graduating in 2001, I remained closely connected to the school as a proud alumna, actively involved in the JM Alumni Association. My path eventually led me back to JM in new roles: first as a parent, then as Assistant Principal, and ultimately as Principal of the Intermediate Division.

Having been part of the Jesus & Mary School community for over half of its existence, the 60-Year Diamond Jubilee holds profound meaning for me. It is more than a celebration; it is a powerful testament to our shared dedication, resilience, and enduring vision. This milestone fills us with pride and reminds us that with each step forward, our responsibilities grow. We carry not only the legacy of our past achievements but also the hopes and expectations of all who place their trust in us.

Let us raise our hearts in gratitude to St. Claudine Thévenet, whose courage and unwavering vision gave rise to this remarkable congregation. Let us honour our Lebanese JM Sisters, who have faithfully carried the torch to Rabweh-Cornet Chahwan, nurturing its light with grace and devotion.

To JM Rabweh, our cherished second home, you have embraced generations of my family: my father, my sisters, my four children, and myself. Your walls hold our memories; your spirit shapes our values. As we celebrate this Diamond Jubilee, may the coming year reflect the brilliance, resilience, and impact that define sixty years of solid commitment.

Ms. Josy Fadel

Intermediate Division Principal

Ms. Jacqueline Najjar

A Year of Brilliance, Resilience and Impact

Ms. Josy Fadel

Intermediate Division Principal

Grade 8 Educational Field trip

11 June 2026

On June 9, 2026, Grade 8 students enjoyed an inspiring and enriching field trip to “Nature” by Marc Beyrouthy in Antelias and the Maronite Patriarchal Seminary in Ghazir.Students participated in hands-on workshops, including planting, composting, and exploring the fascinating world of insects. They also had

Mental Health Awareness

08 June 2026

This Mental Health Awareness Month, our Grade 7 and 8 students came together for an honest conversation about how they feel.Guided by Ms. May Eid (Social Worker) and Ms. Melissa Bou Antoun (Psychologist) from our Guidance and Counseling Department, students were reminded that asking for

Congratulations Andy Saliba

08 June 2026

We proudly celebrate his 1st place win in the Advanced Category at the Infinite Battles Bar Wars Calisthenics Competition on May 31, 2026.Your dedication and hard work have truly paid off—keep shining! 💪

Cultural Program

08 June 2026

On June 4–5, 2026, the Intermediate Division brought learning to life with “Milestones in Motion: A Celebration of Culture!” 🎉Grade 7 and 8 students showcased interdisciplinary projects developed throughout the year, blending subjects like Arabic and Art, Biology and Christian Education, and Physics and PE.Each

POUND Rockout Workout Session

05 June 2026

Our Grade 9 students enjoyed an incredible POUND Rockout Workout session on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, led by Rita Moussa from Rithletic Fitness Studio.From high-energy cardio beats to strength moves perfectly synchronized with the music, the Intermediate Assembly Hall was filled with excitement, laughter, and

Grade 9 Farewell

05 June 2026

After a year filled with uncertainties, we bid farewell to our Grade 9 students on Tuesday, June 2, 2026. Despite its simplicity, the day was marked by a strong sense of unity, joy, and hopeful anticipation for the future.Brevet 2026, you have shown remarkable resilience

Heat Break Day

26 May 2026

Heat Break Day on a Not-So-Hot Day!On Wednesday, May 20, 2026, the Intermediate Division Student Council organized a refreshing, summer-inspired activity. Students enjoyed cold lemonade and added a cheerful touch with fresh, summery accessories—all while embracing the spirit of the season.Despite the rainy May weather,

Anything But a Backpack Day

26 May 2026

Drawer, bird cage, laundry basket… anything but a backpack!On Friday, May 8, 2026, the Intermediate Division Student Council organized a fun and creative activity where students were challenged to bring their school books, copybooks, and stationery in anything but a backpack.From the most practical to

Fingerprints 2026

26 May 2026

Karyotype Activity

18 May 2026

Grade 8 students explored the fascinating world of genetics through an interactive karyotype activity, where they constructed and analyzed human chromosomes to identify various chromosomal abnormalities.This engaging, hands-on experience promoted active, student-centered, collaborative, and inquiry-based learning. It fostered teamwork, critical thinking, observation skills, while deepening