Happening now— story time with Mrs. Elkin at the Almost Overnight at Epiphany School, a GATHER buy-in for grades K through 5. The fun continues with pizza, an ice cream sundae bar, and a movie 🎉

It was so fun to see so many families participating in Bike to School Day this morning! Bicycling can help enhance children's health, create safer routes, and reduce traffic congestion and pollution—and it's a great way to get outside and explore.

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As part of their economics unit, this morning our young entrepreneurs hosted the Second Grade Toy Expo, showcasing the business they created, sharing the toy they made, and delivering persuasive speeches about why their company is worth investing in. Good job, students! 👍

Inventors at work! In STEM class, these fourth graders designed and programmed a creative “therapy robot,” complete with comforting accessories like tissues and tea 👏

Congratulations to our third graders for completing their Biography Museum today! The Biography Museum is the culmination of their biography unit, where they display the "bottle buddy" they've created and present a speech on their selected subject. Well done third graders!

Interested in Epiphany School? Come meet us this weekend at the Independent School Fair, Sunday, April 21 from 3-4:30 pm at Hamlin Robinson School!

Kindergarteners walked all around campus this morning to pick up trash in celebration of Earth Month! This is just one example of how we bring service learning into classrooms—bringing awareness to students' sense of community, and the things we can do to make a difference.

Hard to beat springtime on campus 🌸🌷🪻🌼

With spring in full swing, students have taken advantage of the warmer weather with more outdoor learning and play—here are some recent highlights of spring learning in action!

Last week our first graders took a field trip to the Center for Wooden Boats as a culmination of their unit on boats. They toured the museum, took to the waters of Lake Union on rowboats, and even used tools to build their own boats!

Engaging diverse perspectives is a skill students learn throughout their time at Epiphany, and is a key focus of students’ fourth-grade year—helping them emerge as courageous and confident learners, and as students who can be aware of and compassionate to the challenges of all.

Epiphany School fifth graders put on their spectacular performance of "Theseus and the Minotaur" this week, and wow was their Minotaur (and the rest of their performance) impressive! Congratulations to the fifth-grade class and their teachers on this fantastic performance!

This week kindergarteners took a field trip to the Seattle Chocolate Factory. Students were given an inside look at how chocolate is made—they investigated cocoa beans, taste-tested various chocolate truffles, and carefully observed the chocolate engineers at work!

It's been so wonderful hosting our friends from Thailand for the last couple of weeks through the Prasarnmit Primary International Programme. It was an educational and fun-filled visit—new friendships and memories were formed by all!

Happy International Women's Day to all in our community who identify as women and who have or know an incredible woman in their lives! All month our students have been learning about women's history and the contributions of women—including women in science.

First grade is a year of remarkable and exciting growth, especially in learning to read. At Epiphany School, we work persistently to meet the needs of every student. This means supporting the challenges and extending the strengths of each child.

Happy 100 days of school! It's hard to believe we've reached over 100 days, however here we are. 100 days of learning, fun, and growth is a milestone worth celebrating—and our students did just that this week!

Get ready for a fun-filled six weeks at Epiphany School's Summer Camp, running July 8th - August 16th. Our program offers a balanced mix of teacher-led projects and child-directed exploration for children in pre-k through fifth grade. More information at

We need your help with donations for All School Bingo Night! The EPC is collecting stuffies and gently used toys to use as prizes for the event. Donation boxes are located in the front office and on the first floor of Madrona Hall’s foyer. Thank you!

From the moment Epiphany School students enter pre-k we are building their sense of community and belonging. Celebrating each student for their gifts and facilitating moments of togetherness bolster confidence for each student, helping to create this important foundation.