The Bradby Shield visits the Junior School! Sharing the pride, celebrating the victory, and inspiring the next generation of Trinitians. Video by Roshin Karthik for Trinity College Media Unit

Welcoming the Bradby Shield Back Home! Our Triple Champions visited the Junior School with the Bradby Shield, sharing the pride and inspiring the next generation of Trinitians. A memorable celebration of a historic 2026 season! 📸 Relive the special moments: https://flic.kr/ps/3jq5jH Photographs by Kavilash Amalraj for Trinity College Media Unit

♟️ Every move told a story. Every game demanded strategy. Every victory was earned. From the Junior to the Senior Houses, the Inter-house Chess Tournament 2026 brought together sharp minds, tactical brilliance, and outstanding sportsmanship. Relive the best moments from an exciting tournament where every move counted. Congratulations to all our participants and House teams for making this a memorable competition!

#Throwback to last Saturday…! 🍃 . . . . (Shot by Nesath Rajakaruna | Audio by Sandeepthya Ariyaratne)

Seventy-eight years ago, Duncan White gave Ceylon a moment that would be remembered for generations! On 31 July 1948, the Trinitian sprinted into history at the London Olympic Games, winning Ceylon's first ever Olympic medal with a silver in the 400 m hurdles. His remarkable achievement came just months after the nation gained independence, becoming a symbol of determination, perseverance, and sporting excellence. Today, his Olympic silver medal is preserved in the Trinity College Kandy Archives, serving as a lasting reminder of a legacy that continues to inspire generations of Trinitians and Sri Lankans alike. Read the full article on the Trinity College website. Reviewed by Humrushan Thivaharan (College Archives Team)

🏓 Fast rallies, sharp reflexes, and unwavering determination! The Junior School Inter-House Table Tennis Competition 2026 showcased the skill, focus, and competitive spirit of our young Trinitians as they battled for House honours. Video by Amrit Victoria for Trinity College Media Unit

🏋️‍♂️ JUNIOR NOVICES CHAMPIONS 🏆 The Trinity College Weightlifting Team has emerged as the Junior Novices Champions at the Sri Lanka Youth, Junior and Senior Novices Weightlifting Championships 2026. Congratulations to our outstanding lifters, coaches, and everyone who made this incredible achievement possible. Well done, Lions!

Trinity Junior Rugby 2026 | Results A successful outing for our young Lions as Trinity College Kandy delivered outstanding performances across the Under 12, Under 14, and Under 16 age groups against Royal College Colombo. Congratulations to all the players, coaches, and support staff for their commitment, teamwork, and determination.

🎨 Symphony of Colours ’26 Registrations are Now Open! The Art Circle of Trinity College, Kandy proudly invites schools across Sri Lanka to register for the Inter-School Art Competition and Trinity College Kandy students to register for the Annual Art Exhibition. Finalists of the Inter-School Art Competition will participate in the live final round at Trinity College, Kandy, while selected artworks will be showcased at Symphony of Colours ’26. 📲 Scan the QR code to register. For Further Information (WhatsApp): Mast. Sawin Danthasinghe (President) – +94 70 741 9140 Mast. Mast. Thilina Amarasinghe (Secretary) – +94 76 422 3485

The Shield returns to Trinity! Relive the unforgettable moments as our Lions delivered a spirited performance to emerge victorious in the 80th Bradby Shield, adding another glorious chapter to the proud legacy of Trinity Rugby. Congratulations to our players, coaches, support staff, and the entire Trinity family on this remarkable achievement. Photographed by Anuk Paranagama for Trinity College Media Unit

AVENGERS ASSEMBLED. LIONS DELIVERED. THE SHIELD IS HOME. 🦁 . . . . (Shot by Nesath Rajakaruna. Edited by Sheshan Abeysekara)

Champions of the 80th Bradby Shield 🏉🏆 A dominant performance and a well-deserved victory — Trinity rises above with pride and passion From the first whistle to the final moment, the Lions owned the game 🦁