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On Wednesday, May 29, Head of School Dan Love announced to the Sant Bani School community that the 2024-2025 school year will be his final year at SBS.  Dan has been offered and accepted a position as Superintendent at the American International School of Lagos in Lagos, Nigeria effective August 1, 2025.  Dan has been […]

Sant Bani School is pleased to introduce Katherine Raphaelson P’21 ’24 as the School’s next President of the Board of Trustees.  Katherine assumes leadership from Chris Bicknell ’87 P’21 ’25, President of the Board since 2020; Chris previously was Vice President from 2011 – 2020.   “It is both an honor and a privilege to assume

For more than 120 years, the New Hampshire Humane Society (NHHS) has strived to give animals a second chance to find a forever home.  Typically, such organizations rely heavily on volunteers and donations, of both finances and supplies, to sustain full operation.   Sant Bani School recently provided both types of donations to the NHHS.  On

Field trips are a common tool for schools to help students expand their worldview.  At Sant Bani School, examples of common field trips include the capitol building in Concord to learn about the Government, Strawbery Banke and the Manchester Millyard to learn about the region’s history, or local farms to learn about sustainability.    On May

During All-School Sharing on Monday, February 6, SBS students were given a simple task for the next week: “read, read, read!” The next morning, the School’s ninth-annual Read-a-Thon commenced. When the results were tallied after the weeklong event’s conclusion, it was clear that students and employees were up to the challenge. Participants read a cumulative

One of Sant Bani School’s signature programs is Projects Period.  Each year, students choose a topic of interest – culinary endeavors, learning about technology, and exploring family lineage tend to be popular examples – and then spend time researching their chosen topic and preparing a presentation, which is shared with the school community.  Most students

It isn’t every day one gets to meet their state’s Governor, yet on Wednesday, June 4, four Sant Bani School students traveled to Concord to do just that.  What was the occasion?  They were being recognized for their award-winning submissions in the New Hampshire Water Pollution Control Association (NHWPCA) poster contest.  Third-graders Iris King, Annie

On May 26, students entered the Middle Building at Sant Bani School to discover corridors and rooms that appeared drastically different than they had the previous afternoon.  Overnight, the typically barren walls had come to life, decorated with several posters and drawings about a variety of seemingly random topics. The reason?  They were a year’s

“Though she be but little, she is fierce.” This Shakespeare verse could best describe the 2022 Sant Bani School girls track and field team.  Already a small team with just 16 athletes, only 10 team members boarded the bus bound for the Lakes Region Championship Meet, held on May 24 at Winnisquam Regional High School.