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Ms. Josy Fadel

j.fadel@jmrab.edu.lb

Let us Make the World a Better Place

In times when information is one click away, it is important to remember the essence of education, and to distinguish the difference between teaching our children and educating them.

Whereas teaching usually relies on stating facts and presenting content, educating focuses on inspiring to acquire knowledge, skills, abilities, implanting the eagerness to learn, while stressing great values of respect, critical thinking, empathy, and most importantly kindness.

Why do I always emphasize kindness? It is because, year after year, I have noticed major loss of compassion toward others, absence of belonging to our community, excessive reliance on–if not addiction to–social media, and regression in human interactions, loving human interactions which are the foundation of our Christian life.

Once we instil true Christian love in our students, our society will be a better place to live in. Learning to love themselves first, by accepting themselves as they are, forgiving themselves for their mistakes, and then learning from them, will automatically lead them to love their neighbours, understand them, and empathize with them.

Imagine what a wonderful world it would be, once our children Learn to Love, and how happy and fulfilled they would be once they Love to Learn.

Ms. Josy Fadel

Intermediate Division Principal

Ms. Josy Fadel

j.fadel@jmrab.edu.lb

Always have hope

Three years have passed, since that first lockdown in February 2020. Yet, it feels like time froze that day, erasing everything in between.

These unprecedented times have taught us how to slow our pace, focus on what matters, reorder our priorities, cherish our loved ones, enjoy the little things, appreciate mother nature, carry each other’s burdens, embrace our vulnerability, deepen our faith, and most importantly, to always have hope in a better and brighter tomorrow…

Ms. Josy Fadel

Intermediate Division Principal

Make X Robotics Competition

19 June 2025

Kyra Lakkis and Frederic Mansour from Grade 5B proudly earned 3rd place in the MakeX Lebanon 2024 Robotics Competition – Starter Category, which took place on Sunday, June 1, 2025. Make X challenges participants to develop critical thinking skills, engage in creative problem-solving, and build

USJ Projects

12 June 2025

Grades 7 and 8 students stepped up to represent our school in the prestigious “Océans et Mers Plastifiés” competition, hosted by Saint Joseph University (USJ) in collaboration with the French Embassy in Lebanon. This impactful initiative challenges young minds to tackle the critical issue of

Visite a Anfeh

05 June 2025

Le département de français, en collaboration avec les départements d’histoire et d’arabe, a organisé une visite à Anfeh pour les élèves de 4ᵉ de Jesus & Mary. Cette sortie éducative leur a offert une immersion unique dans le patrimoine libanais, alliant histoire, culture et traditions.Les

Grade 7 Spiritual Retreats

05 June 2025

Throughout the month of May 2025, our Grade 7 students participated in transformative spiritual retreats at the Resurrection Cathedral in Rabweh, reinforcing our dedication to comprehensive student development.These retreats offered students a valuable pause from academic pressures, creating space for meaningful introspection and spiritual growth.

Le Banc de l’Amitié

03 June 2025

Un Refuge Contre l’IsolementLe banc de l’amitié représente bien plus qu’un siège : c’est un véritable espace dédié à l’inclusion et à la bienveillance. Cette initiative innovante vise à combattre l’isolement scolaire tout en favorisant l’entraide et la solidarité entre élèves.Les élèves de 5e se sont

AUST Spelling Bee Competition

03 June 2025

🎉Congratulations to Luciana Rebecca Dagher (Gr. 9B)! 🎉We are thrilled to announce that Luciana Rebecca Dagher claimed 1st place at the 1st Annual Inter-School Spelling Bee Competition hosted by AUST on Saturday, May 31, 2025.This exciting competition brought together talented young spellers from schools across the

Celiac Disease Awareness Month

03 June 2025

May is Celiac Disease Awareness Month! To help students distinguish the medical necessity of a gluten-free diet for those with celiac disease and its adoption as a lifestyle choice by others, the Intermediate Division’s Science Department hosted an informative assembly on Thursday, May 22, 2025.