A good story has an excellent appeal, and a social message communicated trough a good story has a universal, impact, especially on children. This was the idea behind inviting the “Power of Play” (PoP) performers led by Ms Sulochana Dissanayake to Trinity College to deliver a performance using puppets of various styles to share a
We came across a very wonderful feature garden built by one of our maintenance staff, Mr Prabath Kumara. Serving Trinity for seventeen years, Prabath is fondly known among the Upper School boys and staff as “Sudda“. The garden is located near the place where Gaster and the Fraser blocks join. Recently a new staircase was built making
O’er the world’s widest harvest field Seed now sown in many a clime, Harvest manifold shall yield In His own good time. Curtained clouds without a rift Hide the mount at morning’s prime, These the sunlight’s smile shall lift In His own good time. Through the mist of doubts and fears Let us bravely upward
The All Island Western Music and Dance Competition organised by the Ministry of Education was held on 8th July 2019 at the National Institute of Education. Trinity College was placed in the primary age group A1 (boys) Category, for this event. The Junior School choir came first in their category and the 34 choristers performed:
At Trinity it’s definitely not strange to see gap year teaching assistants from abroad helping out and taking part in all sorts of events at school, you could say that it is almost a tradition. The newest members joining the Trinity family are Arthur and Patrick, who will be following courses in Languages an Economic
Albert Hildebrand Theodore De Soysa, or simply A. H. T. De Soysa is a man who many consider to be Trinity College’s greatest benefactor. The son of Solomon Peter De Soysa and Dora Caroline Weerasuriya, he was a renowned planter, entrepreneur and philanthropist. Born on the 14th of March, 1889, he attended Trinity College from
Our class trip to Anuradhapura was a fantastic experience. We started at 5.15 in the morning, the teachers organized groups and classes. The trip started as we filled into our buses, waving goodbye to our parents and finally we were off. It was very interesting to see Kandy in the darkness. Lamp posts were turned
One of the most creditable achievements for Sri Lanka took place more than 70 years ago. Sri Lanka was then famous for Ceylon Tea and was one of the treasured islands of the British colonies. Springing out of it was Duncan White, a talented and versatile young athlete from Trinity College who is the first Sri
Article by Ranil Bibile KANDY! The very name is redolent of history, culture, festivals, dances, caparisoned elephants, and historic rituals. Ancient temples nestle in remote corners of this Cande Udarata – the old Kandyan Kingdom. The architecture, hipped roofs, frescoes, wood carvings and antiquities of these places of worship provide a veritable feast for the