National & Junior National Short Course (25m) Championship 2025 – held on 11th December to 15th December at the Isipathana College Swimming Pool Complex📍 Results SummaryTotal Medal Count : 2 Gold Medals2 Silver Medals3 Bronze Medals●Muaaz Bary 2 Gold , 1 Silver , 1 Bronze●Sanaya Nanayakkara* 2 Bronze●Nethuka Perera* - 1 Silver●Sandra Perumal* -

http://ais.lk/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/WhatsApp-Video-2025-12-11-at-11.34.59-AM.mp4The Green Tree Project is an environmental protection initiative by 4 students of the Lower 6 grade - Minuka Alexander, Yash Nanayakkara, Murad Mubarak, and Kevin Subramaniam.The Project is centred around the need to recycle waste in a responsible and creative manner. From early November onwards, Plastic bottles of all sizes were collected from early November where collection points were set out throughout the school. At the beginning of December, the culmination of the efforts of the students was presented in the form of the Plasctic Christmas Tree, now proudly standing at the AIS reception.Along with AIS' humanitarian aid towards the Ditwah cyclone victims, the Green Tree Project stands as a symbol of the equally dangerous impact of the severe waste stemming from the aftermath of the floods.We thank all those who contributed bottles towards this cause - wishing you a Happy, Eco-Friendly Christmas!!!

The Student Council of 2025/2026 of AIS decided to make a financial donation to support 3 staff members whose houses were badly affected due to recent flooding. The Board of Directors also matched the contribution made by students in helping these staff members at this time of need. The Head Prefects handed over this financial support on behalf of the graduating class of 2026 in the presence of the Principal and Heads of Section.

http://ais.lk/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/WhatsApp-Video-2025-11-21-at-6.05.27-PM.mp4Omana Wijeratne, was the recipient of the Global Excellence Scholarship of Warwick University last year, was selected by the university to welcome the next batch of scholars at the reception ceremony. She delivered her speech alongside the Chancellor and Pro-Vice-Chancellor, both who recognized Omana as an outstanding scholar currently pursuing a law degree at Warwick University.We congratulate our alumni on her outstanding achievements in athletics, music, and academics while at AIS, and on her continued excellence as an undergraduate studying law at a prestigious university in the UK.

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Z Club of AIS, was held on 31st October Friday.The Meeting consisted of the reports of the past board for 2024/25, the installation of 47 new club members, and the induction fo the new committee for 2025/2026. The event was graced by the Principal of AIS, all sectional heads, and our distinguished guests - the Z club sponsor club President Zontian Shevanthi Rajanathan, Z Club Coordinator Zontian Manthri Perera, and Zontian Dinali Wajeeswera.The chief guest at the event was ma'am Shahela Sabil. The new members who were installed took the Z Club oath, pledging their allegiance to the Club. The induction of the new committee and the installation of the new Club members for the year 2025/26 was a glamorous event with the AIS oriental dancers and Senior Choir of AIS gracing the stage for entertainment with beautiful performances. Thank you to Miss…

The Asian International School 58th Colombo Scout Troop proudly brought home all three Day Awards (Day 1, 2, and 3) at the 60th Colombo Camporee 2025 — a remarkable accomplishment that reflects excellence, teamwork, and true scouting spirit.Each Day Award represents the highest level of recognition given to the troop that demonstrates outstanding performance in every aspect of camping — from discipline, creativity, and teamwork, to leadership, camp setup, and enthusiasm.Winning all three awards is an exceptional and rare achievement, showing that our scouts excelled consistently throughout the camporee.Congratulations to our scouts and leaders for their dedication, unity, and spirit of adventure! 💛💙AIS Scouts — Moving with Purpose, Healing with Heart.

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Led by class representatives Yash Nanayakkara and Seritha Radha, and class teacher Miss Hema Ramakrishna, the children visited the home to connect and converse with the elders.They also planted saplings in the garden as a further service, and, since it was the week of Valentine's, also provided handmade Valentine's cards to the elders. They also planted saplings in the garden as a further service, and, since it was the week of Valentine's, also provided handmade Valentine's cards to the elders.The class donated rations such as milk powder and sugar, and shared a snack of butter cake with the elders. The experience was very enriching for all the students.