Under 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 Put

Jaeden Sathasivam of Year 6Q Asian International School delivered an impressive performance to secure victory in the Bronze Division at the Sri Lanka Junior Open Golf Championship 2025, held last weekend at the Nuwara Eliya Golf Club.The championship, one of the most important junior golf tournaments in the country, attracted over 80 talented young golfers competing across several age divisions over three days of competitive play.This victory marked a milestone for Jaeden, as it was his maiden win in the Bronze segment (age 11+) of the national junior championship. Having recently moved into this category, his performance highlighted both his steady improvement and growing confidence on the course and on the Sri Lanka Junior circuit.

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

We are thrilled to celebrate the outstanding achievement of Rayyan Lafir, who won first place at the All Island Schools’ National Startup Innovation Competition, organized by S. Thomas’ College in partnership with Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW). Rayyan designed an innovative walking stick for visually impaired individuals, crafted from PVC pipe and equipped with a sensor-based obstacle detection system. The walking stick provides dual feedback through sound and vibration alerts, offering greater safety and independence to its users. This remarkable accomplishment showcases Rayyan’s creativity, technical skill, and dedication to social innovation. We at AIS are immensely proud of his success and extend our heartfelt congratulations on this inspiring achievement.

Congratulations to Ra’ed Cader on being selected for the national debating pool! Ra’ed is the second student from AIS to achieve this honor, making it a proud moment for all of us at AIS. Well done and congratulations once again!