News – Asian International School

Pearson Edexcel Subject Awards

Post published:November 27, 2024
Post category:Academics

AIS Students Shine with Pearson Edexcel Subject AwardsAsian International School proudly celebrates the incredible accomplishments of our students who have earned prestigious Pearson Edexcel Subject Awards.Aamilah Ismail: Highest Mark in the World – IAL MathematicsInesh Tharun Peiris: Highest Mark in the World – IGCSE CommerceChanul Vithanage: Highest Mark in Sri Lanka – IGCSE AccountingMethuni Venulka Wijendra: Highest Mark in Sri Lanka – IAL English LiteratureThese achievements showcase not only individual talent and dedication but also the unwavering support of their families and teachers. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!

Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level High Achievers

Post published:November 27, 2024
Post category:Academics

Pearson Edexcel IAL High AchieversAsian International School is proud to recognize the exceptional performance of our students in the Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level (IAL) examinations. Their dedication and commitment to academic excellence have resulted in outstanding achievements.Congratulations to:Ginige Oneli de SilvaTashiyana Maria DevarajanFathima Aamilah IsmailSelini Sadewma KannangaraKevan Dulvin PereraOmana WijeratneYour success serves as an inspiration to your peers and highlights the high standards of our school. We commend your hard work and perseverance!

Pearson Edexcel International GCSE High Achievers

Post published:November 27, 2024
Post category:Academics

Pearson Edexcel IGCSE High AchieversWe are thrilled to celebrate the success of our students in the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE examinations. Their exceptional results demonstrate their hard work, talent, and determination.A big congratulations to:Amora Dubey: Achieved an incredible 9 Grade 9s!Aksshana Kanageswaran: Secured an impressive 8 Grade 9s!Your stellar performances have set a benchmark of excellence. We applaud your efforts and dedication to academic success!

Jevahn Sathasivam – Winner of the Sri Lanka Amateur Championship 2024.

Post published:November 13, 2024
Post category:News Sports

https://ais.lk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Jevahn-Sathasivam-Winner-of-the-Sri-Lanka-Amateur-Championship-2024.mp4We are incredibly proud to celebrate an extraordinary achievement by our own Jevahn Sathasivam, who at 16 years, has just made history as one of the youngest golfers to win the prestigious Sri Lanka Amateur Open — the second-oldest golf tournament outside the UK, with an incredible legacy spanning 133 years.In a nail-biting final, Jevahn claimed victory in his first attempt, winning the intense 36-hole match against Indian Shamit Dhakane.His journey to the top over 6 days of golf was nothing short of inspiring, having started from 31st on Day 1 and 19th on Day 2 of the qualifiers. Jevahn then powered through match play, defeating top players from Sri Lanka and India in the quarter final and semi-final before a thrilling finish against the Indian finalist.With over 100 competitors from Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, and Dubai, Jevahn’s exceptional skill, from his powerful drives to his precise short game, truly…

Prize Giving 2024

Post published:September 19, 2024
Post category:Blog

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AIS women swimmers claim third overall at Nationals, proving quality trumps quantity

Post published:August 9, 2024
Post category:News Sports

Highlighting that quality often surpasses quantity, the four-member senior women's swimming team from Asian International School (AIS) earned a notable success at the concluded Long Course National Swimming Championship, held recently at the Sugathadasa Stadium Swimming Pool. Their impressive haul of seven medals secured them third place in the Senior Women's category and the position of second-best school overall.Despite competing against numerous top schools and clubs, including international teams from Dubai and the Maldives, AIS's senior women's squad outperformed expectations. They amassed 275 points, finishing behind only the Senior Women's Champion Killer Whale Aquatics and Runners-up Ladies'College.The standout performers from AIS included Christina Perumal, Sithuki Yonara, Keshika Vishalini, and Cassandra Karunakalage. As the vice-captain of the AIS swimming team and a member of the Sri Lanka National Women's Squad, Christina Perumal led the way with three individual medals: a silver in the 200m Breaststroke and bronze medals in both the…