Our Message Wind power or wind energy is the use of wind to provide mechanical power through wind turbines to turn electric generators for electrical power. Wind power is a popular sustainable, renewable energy source that has a much smaller impact on the environment compared to burning fossil fuels. We believe it is necessary for
The Grade 1 students of the Kindergarten conducted a local “Fair (Pola)” through Microsoft Teams in July, 2021. This ‘Online Fair’ was conducted in order to provide the experience of a salesman and a buyer with related to the Environmental Activities lesson about ‘How our needs are fulfilled’. The objectives of the lesson were to
Our Message This week the students were asked to make an item of ‘communication equipment’. They were given the responsibility to choose the design, construction methods and other choices. And a ‘brainstorming’ session was held to help them to start things off: discussing what they wanted to make, equipment they would need and how they
Our Message A wind chime is an instrument that is suspended from a wire or string and has multiple tubes, rods or bells that move around when the wind blows, creating pleasing sounds as the objects interact with each other. Who invented wind chimes? The history of wind chimes goes from Ancient Rome to China.
Being restrained at our homes can be a blessing in disguise! Staying at home could be the best chance to improve on creativity while spending time with the family. Hence, our students and teachers from Grade 2 have decided to ‘lead by example!’. The innovative idea of producing weekly newsletters was thought up by the
The kindergarten students and teachers have put their effort again in making sure that the students don’t miss out on their creativity due to school closure. Staying along with their lessons in class, the students were involved in various handwork activities during the second term. We are delighted to display their creative work on the
Handwork is a fundamental part of the curriculum in the Kindergarten. Developing strength and coordination in the hands and fingers is a key developmental task for the 6-7 year-old. It also lays the foundation for writing, drawing, and artistic work in the grades. Hence, two periods of 40 minutes each are allocated per week for
Applications are invited for admission to Grade 1 in January 2022: Boys to be admitted must be 5 years of age as at 31st January 2022. All Grade 1 applications must be submitted online: the form will be available on the College Website at https://trinitycollege.lk from 1st March until 15th March, 2021.Instructions on how the
Dear Parent, The Academic Programme has been modified in keeping with the guidelines issued in the current context. Junior School (Sessions start at 7:30 a.m.) Note: Grade One students will follow the schedule already given. Closing time for Grade One will be at 11:30 a.m. For information on Groups, kindly check the respective class MS