We are proud to announce that Kent Rayner Singhage, a student of Asian International School (AIS), has published his debut book, “The Missing Stallion.”The novel is the first in a detective series, where Kent blends mystery with Sri Lankan heritage and culture through his intriguing story telling.Now available at M.D Gunasena Bookstores.Be sure to pick up a copy and support this wonderful achievement!
The Change It Challenge is an international competition hosted by Monash University, Australia, that invites students to develop creative solutions for major global issues like climate change and building thriving communities.Yash Nanayakkara, Murad Mubarak, and Minuka Alexander were the 3 members of the AIS team for the competition - they are students who are deeply passionate about climate change and environmental protection, having pioneered and conducted the famous Green Tree Project in December.The team developed an innovative idea - The Black Gold Project - involving the reconstruction and reimagination of the plant supplement biochar into a brand new form. Combining it successfully with new organisms and organic materials such as Tricoderma, the team created the brand new Black Gold. They further tested and conducted it in the lab, yielding real results and showing clear signs of innovation and skill.We are proud to inform that the team has been chosen as…
ISAC - 2026Under 18 Boys~Methun Wijendra🥇•Gold Medal - Triple JumpUnder 18 Boys🥉~Senila Botejue•Bronze Medal - Shot PutUnder 18 Girls*🥉~Chaitali Dep Weerasinghe•Bronze Medal - 100M•Bronze Medal - Shot PutUnder 16* Girls🥈~ Nethumi Wijendra•Silver Medal - Long JumpUnder 16* Boys 🥈~Luqman Rizmeer •Silver Medal - 800M Under 14 Girls 🥈~ Methasha Hettiarachchi •Silver Medal - Long jump Under 14 Boys🥉~ Issac Perera•Bronze Medal - Shot PutWell done to the entire team for making us proud!
We sincerely thank you for sponsoring the T-shirts and the caps for the Inter International Schools Athletic Championships – ISAC 2026. Your generous support is greatly appreciated.The caps were sponsored by Pioneer Tea Export Pvt Ltd, and the T-shirts were sponsored by VELONA. We appreciate their support in making ISAC 2026 a success.
We proudly celebrated the achievements and excellence of our students at the AIS Prize Giving 2024/25.Click the album to view the memorable moments:https://photos.app.goo.gl/nwW1Jsdfqnmxh5PNA
Congratulations Swimmers ●H.Enuki Buwanya Gunarathne – U-11 – Girls – 200m IM - 3.44.35 – 2nd Place.●Saven Goonawardena - U-17 – Boys – 50m Breaststroke - 40.17 – 3rd Place 50m Freestyle - 30.22 – 6th Place●Hana Kehara Samad - U-11 – Girls – 50m Breaststroke - 54.29 – 8th Place●Mahika Vijithan - U-11 – Girls - 200m IM - 3.54.95 – 6th Place●Lakira Sanjitha De Mendis - U-11 – Boys - 50m Freestyle - 37.14 – 5th Palce●50m Backstroke - 46.49 – 6th06. Arunadi Wijesundara - U-15 – Girls -50m Freestyle - 35.43 – 5th Place● D.M. Kishane Dissanayake - U-15 – Boys – 100m Freestyle - 1.14.25- 8th
Junior School Singing Competition 2025-2026Congratulations to the winners! Year 41st: Vageesha Perera2nd: Naadya Thennakoon3rd: Gishen WirasekaraYear 51st: Kaeyara Zufer2nd: Tamantha Mqingwane3rd: Liyana Alam & Vinaya PathiranaYear 61st: Ifza Ahmed2nd: Leandra Pintoe3rd: Lithuli Weeratunga & Denil Devapura
Educating Girls for Climate Action Amina A. Yusoof had the privilege of participating in the Educating Girls for Climate Action programme organised by the British Council Sri Lanka in partnership with the Sri Lanka Girl Guides Association. The programme was funded by the UK’s Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS), with support from the British Council and the Sri Lanka Girl Guides Association. The initiative engaged over 100 Girl Guides aged 12–17 from different regions of Sri Lanka including Colombo, Jaffna, Matara, and Kandy to learn about climate change and its impact and practical solutions, with the aim of empowering young girls to become future climate leaders. The programme included specially designed classroom sessions led by expert Youth Climate Ambassadors trained as facilitators. Guides were involved in hands-on activities such as beach clean-up campaign to reduce environmental pollution and a visit to the Mangrove Museum, where they learnt…
The Colombo Rowing Club Sculling Ladder is a premier quarterly 1km, multi-lane, open knockout competition in Sri Lanka, attracting rowers from top schools, universities, and the club itself to rank the top five scullers. Known as a highly competitive, prestigious, and exciting event, it serves as a key indicator of individual sculling talent within the local rowing community.
Highlights from our Elementary Christmas Concert 2025 ✨A collection of joyful performances and beautiful memories from our students’ special celebration.Click the link below to view the full photo album on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Ddpi6sCZt/