This week, students in 8th grade Latin completed the “Rome in A Day” project, for which each student was tasked with researching and building a scale model of a significant structure from the city of Ancient Rome. Here, Upper School Latin Teacher and Dean of Students Cori Russo shares a bit more about the annual project.
Read MoreThe fourth grade class recently finished up the annual Lighthouse Project in which students are tasked with researching the history and architecture of a chosen New England Lighthouse and building a model replica.
Read MoreSeventh graders in Emilie Cushing’s science class today participated in the Great Backyard Bird Count, a global citizen science project sponsored by The Cornell Lab, the National Audubon Society, and Birds Canada.
Read MoreIn the words of Mr. Bartsch, this week “we gathered around the modern-day version of the village fire - the computer screen,” to celebrate our first-ever virtual 8th Grade Arts Night. As they do every year, members of the graduating class presented their White Shirt Projects as well as dance performances.
Read MoreIn honor of Martin Luther King Day, as part of our community-wide 21-day racial justice challenge, our Kindergarten students conducted an experiment with eggs.
Read MoreA book written and illustrated by Kindergarten 2020 about wearing masks to school, inspired by Eric Carle.
Read MoreStudents in Alex Levin’s eighth grade science class set out to uncover the pros and cons of naturally-derived mycelium styrofoam versus those of traditional styrofoam.
Read More3rd graders launched into multiplication head-on last month, identifying all the places they have actually applied it.
Read MoreNext week, the second grade class is hosting a food drive to support Beverly Bootstraps.
Read MoreOur pre-k class took to the polls to decide on who would be the next class Animal Expert, and, in the process, learned some valuable lessons about elections and the voting process!
Read MoreToday, and every day, we recognize and honor the courageous service and sacrifice of our nation’s veterans.
Read MoreSecond grade naturalists are invested in learning about their theme, where do I live?, by exploring and studying various species of plants and animals on the GUS campus.
Read MoreGUS Pre-K spreads smiles across campus with their peace rocks, in celebration of International Day of Peace.
Read MoreGUS students share how they feel about being back on campus this fall.
Read MoreWe had a great first week back to school! Thanks to everyone in the GUS community for making it a succes.
Read MoreMr. Forsyth shares her top ten tips for a safe and successful return to campus!
We can’t wait to see everyone at GUS on Wednesday.
Read MoreThis weekend, Glen Urquhart School celebrated the class of 2020 with an in-person, socially-distanced graduation ceremony, hosted on their campus in Beverly Farms, MA. The campus was closed in March due to COVID-19, preventing the scheduled graduation ceremony from taking place on June 10.
Read MoreFor our graduating class, the spring of 2020 looked much different than expected. The phrase the show must go on was more true this spring than ever!
Read MoreAs weeks at home turned to months, and dreams of the annual 8th grade service trip faded, the class of 2020 took matters into their own hands.
Read MoreGUS second graders are counting their way through the quarantine with the help of Ms. O'Donnell - who will be joining the GUS Kindergarten classroom this fall! Don’t worry, be happy now!
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