The Trinity College Choir will stage its biennial concert “Mind Your Music” (MYM) on Friday 14th September, 6.30 p.m. at the Trinity College Main Hall. Every concert of MYM is centred around a theme to showcase a broad array of genres and eras. For example, previous themes have included “Plain Song to Pop” and “Rhymes
An exhibition of handwork from Kindergarten students (Grade 1 and 2) was held on 1st August, with Chief Guest Ms Chandra Algama. The highlight of the opening ceremony was a Kandyan dance performed by the KG students. In his speech, the Principal Mr Andrew Fowler-Watt mentioned the importance of nurturing creativity in students: both traditional,
The Trinity College Model United Nations (TCMUN) club in collaboration with the Executive Committee of Sri Lanka Model United Nations organized the second ever Hill Country Model United Nations Conference on the 28th of July 2018. The event was held in the College Main Hall and included the following committees: The Third General Assembly (GA3)
A workshop based on Creative Problem Solving was conducted by lecturers from the AOD campus for the members of the Trinity College Design Club on 31st July at the College Auditorium. Four representatives from AOD campus graced the occasion while many members of the Design Club ranging from Grade 9 to 13 participated at this
At the term-end Upper School assembly held on 3rd August 2018, Colours and Lions were awarded for basketball, cricket, rugby, swimming, and weightlifting: COLOURS Basketball Y.S. Malawana Cricket K. Senadeera A. Anandakumara R. Peiris Rugby V. Ranarajah L. Calyanarathne Swimming S. M. Angekumbura H. H. M. S. D. B. Hapukotuwa Weightlifting
The Trinity College Aviation Society organised an Aviation Awareness Programme themed “AVIATE” on 29th June 2018 at the Main Hall. The event was organised to help students who hope to pursue careers in the aviation industry. The programme was mainly focused on the O/L students from the Upper School and conducted by four lecturers from the Asian Aviation Center
There have been some enquiries with regard to the temporary roofs resting on GI pipes on the external balconies of the Main Hall. The Hall is 73 years old now and the floors of those balconies are in a very bad state, with water dripping into the rooms below. Previous attempts to rectify this defect