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they did exceptionally well. Following Provincial wins, both the Western Music Senior and Junior Choirs were crowned All Island Champions in 2015; the rst time that this has happened for many years. In the instrumental eld, AAT Surendrakumar became the Piano Solo All Island winner and his was judged to be the most outstanding peformance at the Sri Lanka Festival of Music, dance and Speech. Along with M Seneviratne, he also won the Piano Duet category. Our younger pianists, H Karunarathne and S Wijethunga also emerged victorious in the Piano Duet 12 Years category. Finally, as far as the Arts are concerned, the celebrated National Drum and Dance Troupe of Trinity College continue to go from strength to strength, and were the winners of the 2015 All Island Drum and Dance Competition. They also represented Sri Lanka in the Koronadal International dance Festival in the Philippines. The 17th Kandy Trinity College Senior Scout Troop is one of the oldest Scout troops in the world; founded in 1914, just six years after Baden Powell published “Scouting for Boys”, which led directly to the setting up of the Scout Movement. In addition to all their usual activities, highlights of last year included the now Annual First Aid Course, organised with the guidance of the St John's Brigade; “Vanskap '15”, a friendship day organised by Trinity Scouts designed to develop the brotherhood of Scouts and Guides in Kandy schools; the annual Senior Scout Troop Camp, which took place in Avissawela during August; just before which time C Ekanayake, M Jayasinghe and S Dissanayake represented Trinity at the 23rd World Scout Jamboree in Japan. There were also triumphs for the Troop, including victories in the JH De Saram Memorial Challenge Hike; and most notably, the Sampath Ranawaka Memorial Challenge Trophy, an All Island event which our boys won for the rst time ever. Finally, four boys won the prestigious President Scout Award in 2015 - MMD Samaranayake, RDB Wettewa, RAKE Gunatunge and R Nidarshan. The Interact Club has been very successful in its ventures during 2015. The Club carried out various Community Service and Fundraising projects, including the Royal-Trinity Tap Rugby 7s tournament, and an event to raise funds for the prevention of Tuberculosis. In a similar vein, the Trinity College chapter of Sri Lanka Unites has been very active this past year in a number of projects designed to support the process of reconciliation which is being carried out in the country; and to mould a new breed of leader to drive the nation forward. The Young Farmers' Club already plays an important role in College life; and I hope that this will increase further as I am keen to encourage much more proactive involvement by the boys themselves in the Trinity College Farm. The Club stimulates interest in Agriculture and Livestock work and fosters a spirit of cooperation and mutual support amongst Agriculture Students and Farmers. It also fosters an interest in areas such as the Environment, Wildlife Management and Horticulture. At Trinity, 93

I am anxious to ensure that our boys are given every encouragement to develop an interest in Farming, which has always played such an important part in the culture and economy of Sri Lanka. The Radio Club is one of the most active Clubs at Trinity. Since 2002, it has been providing sound and multimedia facilities around the College. And they really are everywhere, I can tell you. Every event I attend (and probably more besides) seems to be supported in some way by the Radio Club. They do a fantastic job. 2015 saw an increase in announcing, photography and videography work. This even included a video documentary about the 2015 Bradby Shield... though I am not sure how many Trinitians will want to watch that particular lm! Seriously, though, what will have been greatly appreciated, is the Live Update Service provided for every Rugby Match by the Radio Club (or the Media Unit, as they re now more accurately described). There are so many more Societies in operation at Trinity, covering interests as diverse and valuable as Astronomy, Science, Global Linking, Recitation, ICT, and the Model United Nations, an increasingly popular and respected organisation in schools and colleges around the world. Boys are regularly achieving outstanding results in all these areas, including at a National and International level. For example, WLR Kularatne, IC Manawaduge and LN Dissanayake won bronze medals at the Sri Lankan Physics Olympiad. Master Kularatne was also selected to represent Sri Lanka at the Asian Physics Olympiad in Hong Kong. Finally in this section, special mention should be made of the Cadets. They celebrated their 125th Anniversary at Trinity in grand style, with a walk to commemorate their services to the school and country. Sport It will come as no surprise that Sport remains one of the very highest priorities at Trinity College. I have been so impressed, since my arrival, by the sheer quantity and variety of sporting opportunities available for boys of all ages. As with Clubs and Societies, I will include as much as I can, but fear that I am bound to miss out something, such is the range and extent of sporting achievement at Trinity, both by teams and individuals. I will start with Rugby, as that is probably the sport which enjoys most prominence at Trinity. It certainly creates the most passion, pressure, excitement... and social media comment, not all of it fair or objective! Whilst it would be fair to say that 2015 will not go down in history as one of Trinity's vintage seasons, it was by no means disastrous. The 1st XV won the majority of their matches, nished 3rd in the League and reached the semi-nals of the Milo President's Trophy. Two players, Isuru Rangala and Rahul Karunathilake, represented the Under 20 Sri Lankan team at the Asian Tournament held in Singapore. The Under 16 team, in contrast, had a very good season indeed, winning their version of the Bradby and only losing to a very strong St Anthony's XV on several very close, low- 94

scoring encounters.Amongst our younger players, three (AR Kulathunge, Jayavi Peramunage and Kovida Wickremasinghe) were awarded Certicates for being selected for the nal round of Under 14 players from around the country. And Harsha Samarasinghe was chosen as the ultimate winner of this competition. His prize was to deliver the match ball at the Canada vs Romania 2015 World Cup Match in the UK. Athletics is the oldest sport at Trinity, and as such occupies a special place in College Sport. It is also a sport which enjoys much success at the moment. We won the Zonal Meet for the 21st consecutive year. Both our Under 17s and Under 19s were age group champions, and RN Kumarage was the Under 17 Champion athlete. At the Provincial Meet, the U19s were Champions and the U17s were Runners-up. We were the relay champions and 23 Trinitians were selected to participate in the All Island School games. In the Junior National Championships, P Harriprasanna won the 800 Metres, SD Ratwatte came 2nd in the 100 Metres and 3rd in the 200 Metres, but won the 100 metres at the prestigious Sir John Tarbet Senior Championship. At the Central Province Meet, S Sirisoma won the U15 High Jump, R Kumarage won the U17 100m and 110m Hurdles, SD Ratwatte won both 100m and 200m and H Mahindarathne won the Shot Putt; all four relay teams won at both U17 and U19 level, with the U17 4x400m and U19 4x100m squads both setting a new Meet Record; and there were excellent performances from many other athletes, including SKD Dharmasiri, A Rathnayake, R Madena, P Harriprasanna, SN Hettiarachchi, MJ Dissanayake and R Bandara. At the National School Games, our U19s became 2nd Runner-up (for the rst time in 20 years). 19 athletes were awarded their National School Colours. There were too many outstanding individual performances to mention them all here, but SD Ratwatte won the U19 100 metres and was selected for the National Pool. He also won the 4x100m relay with YTBT Pitawala, D Premaratne and D Dodanwala. The four boys now also hold a new School Record. In the U20s, RMGKD Ratnayake won the 400m and H Wijegunawardane came 4th in the Shot Putt. In addition, 10 of our younger athletes were selected to take part in a Meet in Malaysia. Finally, on Athletics, I would like to acknowledge the generosity of a number of Old Boys who have between them set up the Trinity College Athletics Foundation and sponsored Sports equipment and athletics kits for the boys. It is much appreciated. Hockey has also been an important sport at Trinity for many years, and it continues to be played enthusiastically and competitively. 2015 saw some excellent results for the team and good individual performances too, with three players RGTA Rathnayake, DBGKE Jayasinghe and JADKI Jayasinghe all chosen to represent Sri Lanka in Malaysia. We reached the quarter nals of the U19 All Island Schools Hockey Tournament in Matale. 2015 was a decent year for Trinity swimming, though things seem to have slipped a little in this sport for some reason over the past few years. I may be mistaken, but I seem to remember that when I was working in Sri Lanka previously, Trinity was regarded as 95

the leading local school for swimming. I would like that to be the case again if possible. Swimming is such a good sport, encouraging high levels of tness, technique and self- discipline. And it also often appeals to boys who might not be natural ball-game players. So I shall be looking at what we might do to raise the standards of swimming again. Having said this, there are some very good individual swimmers at Trinity. Boys like D Dharmapriya and SB Senanayake have achieved excellent results this past year, supported by the likes of R Harjagan, Y Dayaratne, J Abeyrathne, M Jayasinghe, S Sirimanne and V Rajapakshe. And Trinity was Novice Boys Champions at the Central Province Swimming Championships. So there is denitely hope for the future. Soccer is a popular sport in Sri Lanka and at Trinity, even though it will never challenge Rugby here, I suspect. 2015 was a successful season for the U19 and U17 teams, both of whom qualied for the All Island Tournament having nished 2nd and 3rd respectively in the Provincial Meet. Weight-Lifting had a very successful year in 2015, exemplied by the outstanding achievements of two boys in particular. S.N Abeywarna, following back-to-back wins in the All Island School Games and multiple Junior National records, went on to win a silver medal at the Commonwealth Youth Games in Pune. B.J Wijewickrama, who is a year younger, is a Sri Lankan record holder and consistent winner at National Level. He too took part in Youth Commonwealth Games competitions this year, winning both a Silver and a Bronze medal. Both these boys have great futures ahead of them in this sport. After some ups and downs in its 102 year history at Trinity, Boxing is enjoying a resurgence at the moment, and there are realistic ambitions for the school to regain its position as one of the top boxing schools in Sri Lanka. Indeed, in 2015, we were runners- up in the Junior National Boxing Meet, following some outstanding individual performances. Saranga Goonathilake and Shums Ziard won silver medals, whilst Virajitha Mahadiulwewa won a bronze. All three were awarded their National School Colours. As was Chamodh Dissanayake, Gold Medallist in the Super Heavyweight category. The undoubted star of Trinity boxing, though, is Senior Prefect Ryan Weerakoon. A heavyweight, Ryan has gone into the National (and Trinity) Record Books as the rst novice boxer to win a Gold Medal; the rst to win two consecutive Golds; and he has the highest bout to knockouts ratio (12 bouts/ 11KOs). Twice winner of National School Colours, Ryan has also been awarded a Boxing Lion. Badminton is thriving at Trinity, even though we do not have our own Courts at the moment. I hope this situation will be rectied soon, as it would certainly help our players signicantly if they could train and play at Asgirya. We clearly have some very talented individual players, with the following boys selected to represent Kandy in the Junior Nationals as a result of their performances in Zonal matches: B.Ranasinghe, B Niyangoda and Y.S Rodrigo (U17); K Kumarendran and R Rajendrakumar (U15); 96

M.Wijesundera, Horadagoda, B Basnayake, S De Arthur, R Balasuriya, A Edirisinghe, T Dinesh and Y Ravindraraja (U13); and K Balasuriya (U11). The tennis players enjoyed a successful season, with the U19s emerging as Champions of the B Division Tournament, whilst the U17s were Runners-up. They also won the Norman S Walter Memorial Shield in their encounter with the OBA. Table Tennis, too, had a successful year, with Anan Manzil and Abdullah Manzil winning the U18 D Division at the Inter School Championships; and M Gunathilake, C Bandara and A Manzil becoming U21 Champions at the Tibhar All Island Novice Championship. Basketball is another popular sport at Trinity, and I enjoy seeing lots of boys playing for fun during their free time. Sadly, though, the results in 2015 were not as good as in some previous years. Perhaps the most success in 2015 came in the U17 Zonal Tournament, when the boys had wins over Wesswood College and St Anthony's. 2015 was a very good year for Trinity Karate. The stars of the team are Nadeesh Ilukkumbura and M.R Ishkullah who represented Sri Lanka at the 2015 World karate Championships in Iran, winning bronze medals. Master Ishkullah achieved the same result in Malaysia. Both boys were selected to the Sri Lankan Schools' Karate Pool and have won multiple medals nationally over the past year. I am also told that Gymnastics is making good progress at Trinity, and many gold medals have been won at All Island Tournaments, largely due to the outstanding coaching of Mr Lakwin Ranasinghe. Last, but very denitely not least, we turn to Cricket, where Trinity enjoyed an extremely good season at both U17 and U19 levels. The U17 Division 1 team consistently won matches throughout the season, qualifying for the quarter nals by coming rst in both Rounds. They reached the semi nals when they lost to Ananda College. Outstanding performances came from T Dilshan and S.R Waidyathilaka (5 wicket hauls) and from S Shanogeeth, who scored a remarkable 270 not out against Rahula College. The U19 team were the undoubted team of the season at Trinity. They were crowned Champions of the Singer All Island Schools League, winning 10 of their 17 League Matches outright (and three 1st Innings wins), losing outright only once in the whole season. They were also Semi-Finalists in the Limited Overs Tournament and Quarter Finalists in the T20 Tournament. In addition, they won the Best Team Award at the Singer Sri Lanka Schools Cricket Awards and the Sunday Observer Mobitel Schoolboy Cricketer Award ceremonies. Raveen Sayer will be awarded Best Captain, Best Bowler and Most Popular Schoolboy Cricketer (2nd runner-up) awards at the Sunday Observer Mobitel Schoolboy Cricketer Award ceremony, whilst Naveen Ekanayake will be awarded Best Fielder (runner-up). In addition, Raveen Sayer, Lahiru Kumara and S Shanogeeth represented Sri Lanka U19 against Pakistan. 97

Finally in this Sports section, any boy who represents the College dreams of Colours and nally the prestigious Lion. Colours for 2015 were won by P G D W Premaratne, P Harriprasanna, J T Dodanwela, L M D Y T B T Pitawela and W S A W M R S D S. Ratwatte for Athletics; L Heenagama for Basketball; K R Palayangoda, S Goonetilleke, D K M I Dissanayake, S Gunathilake, D L V Ranasinghe and V B Mahadivulwewa for Boxing; D Jayalath, S Shanogeeth, H Boyagoda, L Kumara, D Thilakaratne, N Weerasinghe and K. Hiniduma for Cricket; R. G T A Rathnayake, D. B. G K E Jayasinghe and J A D K I Jayasinghe for Hockey; A Boyagoda, A Bandara, D Ratwatte, G Pethiyagoda, T Perera, M G Ismail, R Samarasekara, A Priyankara, I Rangala, R Karunathilake, , S Gunathilake, R Weerakoon, S Dissanayake and N Sakalasooriya for Rugby; S M B Senanayake for Swimming; W M S K Wijesudara for Table Tennis; Naveed Mohommed for Tennis; K M W D B Abeyratne, R N P Perera, G G K M Gamage, P D D I Fernando, P Agilesh and J M P S T B Jayasundara for Weight Lifting. The very prestigious Lion was awarded to C. Dissanayake for Boxing, A B Jayasinghe for Cricket and S N Abeywarna for Weight Lifting. Their achievements in the sports eld have been exemplary; and they are outstanding Trinitians who will, I know, always be ambassadors for Trinity College. My grateful thanks to the Teachers in Charge, Coaches, Parents and all those who supported sport in numerous ways. Without their enthusiasm and support, all these outstanding results would not have been achieved. Staff Any school in the world is only as good as its staff. That is just as true at Trinity as it is at my old school, Eton College. Hundreds of years of tradition and history count for nothing if the quality of teaching is not good enough. I am therefore very grateful to all those teachers who understand what an honour, privilege and responsibility it is to work here at Trinity College. Working here should not be seen as just another job. At some schools, all teachers are expected to do is deliver the curriculum within their classroom. Not so here at Trinity. Teachers here need to relish the fact that they will be involved in many different areas of school life. And that only by knowing their students in an all-round, holistic way can they hope to inspire them. Many of the nest teachers here have been at the school for a very long time; yet they remain, because they appreciate how special it is to be part of the Trinity College community. I urge them to guide and mentor all the younger, newer teachers; so that they, too, will understand the responsibility that they have accepted by coming to the school. As the new Principal, I am extremely conscious of that responsibility myself, and am learning more and more each day. My mentors are people who are steeped in the history of Trinity College, whether as Old Boys, long-standing Teachers or Former Principals. I am especially grateful to men like Mr Leonard De Alwis, who has been generous with his time and advice, but who has never tried to tell me what to do. 98

And at a time when so many of us are new, including the Vice Principal, Head of Administration and my Secretary, I would like to pay tribute here to the Co Vice Principal, Mr Ananda Marasinghe. He has been a tower of strength to me personally since my arrival at Trinity, and has been my “go to” man whenever I need to nd out anything at all. Not only is he passionate about Trinity, but he seems to know everything and everyone. His knowledge of Trinity and Trinitians is encyclopaedic; indeed, he seems to have had about 1000 boys in his batch, as so many people know him! And I am yet to nd anyone who has a bad word to say about Ananda; the new Vice Principal, Thomas Jeganathan, and I are indeed fortunate to have Ananda Marasinghe as part of our triumvirate. Each year, it is customary that we bid farewell to the staff who have moved on from the school, whilst warmly welcoming those who have joined the Trinity family over the past year. Old Boys I have a very good friend, now living in Australia, who is a proud Old Trinitian. So I knew way before I was appointed Principal just how passionately the Old Boys feel about the College. I see this as a real strength and hope very much that it continues. I also personally value the support and advice of individual Old Boys and the various OBA organisations; and urge them to continue to help Trinity in any way that they can. Several batches are already involved in projects at the school, which will signicantly improve the lives and opportunities of current Trinitians. The Batches of '96 and '97, for instance, are working with the College on projects to digitalize the school archives and to develop and modernise the Library so that it becomes a Creative, Critical Learning Environment, t for the 21st Century. I am especially grateful to them for their support, both nancially and in terms of technical expertise. There are so many leaders in every eld of life who were at Trinity. We would be foolish not to tap into that huge reservoir of knowledge and skill. Parents Much the same goes for the Parents, who are a huge support and source of strength to Trinity. Not only do they play a valuable role through organisations like the PTA, but they should also know that I am always happy to see them to discuss any issue. Whereas the PTA exists primarily as a forum to discuss wider issues about the school community, my door (or email box!) is always open to parents who wish to discuss issues pertaining to their own children. I will always listen to what they wish to say; and will take appropriate action if needed, in a fair and objective way. All I would ask is that parents trust the school always to act in the best interests of the boys. And I give them my word that their children will never be penalised because they have come to see me. 99

Buildings and Infastructure There is much that needs to be done to restore the buildings of Trinity College to the state in which they should be. Many of the school buildings, ranging from Classrooms to Boarding facilities need urgent renovation to make them t for purpose. I fear that this will be a long and expensive task; but one which needs to be done as a matter of urgency. As the current Principal or Trinity, I believe that one of my responsibilities is to act as responsible custodian of the school; and to put in place an extensive rolling programme of decoration, maintenance, restoration, and new building and infrastructure projects which will ensure that the school remains a leading institution long after we have all departed. At the moment, there is no such plan, though I know that the Board of Governors are well aware of the need to have one. Indeed, I am delighted that they have set up Committees to oversee School Development in a number of areas. I have already mentioned the generous projects being undertaken by the batches of '96 and '97. I hope very much that they will act as pioneers for a major initiative whereby all batches undertake to support Trinity with specic projects which appeal to them and for which they can take joint responsibility with the College. My aim is that these will all come to fruition by 2022, when Trinity will celebrate its 150th Birthday. I shall be presenting a paper to the Board about this in the next few months, so would welcome any thoughts and advice about how best to instigate a programme like this. Let me end my rst Principal's Report by saying what a privilege and an honour it is to have been appointed to lead the exceptional Institution that is Trinity College Kandy. I am extremely grateful to the Bishop of Colombo, Chairman of the Board and all Board Members both for their faith in me and also for the huge amount of work that they do for Trinity College on an entirely voluntary basis. We are indeed fortunate to have the support and guidance of such an eminent, loyal and professionally impressive Board of Governors. And I would also like to thank all those stakeholders of Trinity who have made me feel so welcome since my arrival - Old Boys, Parents, Teachers, Administrative Staff... and especially the Boys themselves. They are the most important people at Trinity, and everything that we do here should be for their benet. Thank-you. Respice Finem 100

Upper School Prize List 2016 I.CLASS PRIZES (GRADE 10 & 11) Grade 10S1 Dr.Rankothgedera Memorial Prize P.B.Ariyarathne 10S2 In memory of Maj. Danthia S.B.Wijesinghe donated by his wife & children W.M.B.C.Wijesinghe 10S3 Dr.G.W.Pereira Memorial Prize donated by his son late Mr. Mervyn Pereira D.T.Jayaratne 10S4 A.W.B.J.Waduge 10E1 Donated by the TCK batch of 96 K.L.B.Alawattegama 10E2 Y.M.Fernando Memorial Prize donated by T.P.De Silva 10E3 his son Anil M.Fernando S.N.S.Lamahewa 10T Lionel Samarasekera Memorial Prize donated K.M.Ahnaaf Grade 11S1 by his son,Buwaneka Samarasekera J.Y.Wijayananda 11S2 S.M.Aluwihare 11S3 A.D.Bandara 11S4 D.B.M.Ranasinghe 11E1 R.V.A.A.T.Wijeratne 11E2 S.R.Waidyatilleke 11E3 A.M.A.U.Attanayake 11T M.S.Mohamed Salman II. SUBJECT PRIZES (GRADE 10 & 11) Christianity Grade 10 ArulmanySellammalMuthiah Memorial Prize Donated by her family members T.D.D.Samaranayake 11 Suranga Glenville Abeykoon Memorial Prize Donated by his parents T.N.Jayasinghe Buddhism Grade 10 Donated by A.C.B.PethiyagodaEsqr. in J.M.B.Dissanayake memory of his Parents, Brothers & Sisters A.W.B.J.Waduge 11 Roland Tennekoon Memorial Prize donated by his widow Mrs.L.F.E.Tennekoon S.M.Aluwihare E.S.N.Nanayakkara A.D.Bandara Hinduism Grade 10 M.N.Divyan 11 S.Maheswaran Islam Grade 10 Donated by A.H.M.Jameel Esqr M.N.Mohamed Rashard 11 M.S.Firdous Sinhala (1st Language) Grade 10 S.B.Yatawara Memorial Prize donated by his daughter Mrs.T.B.Werapitiya A.W.B.J.Waduge 11 Awarded in the interests of communal harmony in memory of Willie Hensman by the late Victor Ratnavale S.R.Waidyatilleke 101

SUBJECT PRIZES (GRADE 10 & 11) Tamil (1st Language) Grade 10 Donated by Zulkar A Nawab N.Mohamed Aasique 11 Awarded in the interests of communal R.Gajaprasath harmony in memory of Willie Hensman by S.N.S.Lamahewa A.D.Bandara the late Victor Ratnavale M.C.L.De Silva English Language Grade 10 I.B. David Memorial Prize donated by Mr.&Mrs.A.N.Seneviratne 11 George E.De Silva Memorial Prize donated by Mrs.Helga Perera Mathematics Grade 10 P.C.Dedigama Memorial Prize 11 Donated by the late P.H.T.Silva A.D.Bandara Science Grade 10 Donated by the late Mr.E.V.G.Henry & Mrs.E.S.S.Henry K.M.Ahnaaf 11 Donated by S.Sivagnanam Esqr in memory of his father M.Sivagnanam S.R.Waidyatilleke History Grade 10 Arthur Narendra Perera memorial Prize Presented by his mother K.M.Ahnaaf 11 Awarded in memory of Mr.J.W.Atukorala by Miss.Shari Atukorala A.D.Bandara Agriculture & Food Technology Grade 10 Donated in memory of Henry Vander Poorten by his son Dr. George Vander Poorten A.W.B.J.Waduge 11 Mahinda Kehelpannala Memorial Prize donated by his widow & children A.W.B.J.Waduge 11 Kenneth Ratwatte Memorial Prize donated by his family D.H.Ketipearachchi Business & Accounting Grade 10 Donated in memory of Mr.Claude Ratwatte his wife & children A.W.B.J.Waduge A.D.Bandara 11 Dilshan Prasad SudhakaranMemorial B.M.K.N.B.Abeyrathne Donated by the family K.Athiththaan Geography Grade 10 In honour of Mr. H.W.Mediwake donated by the Colombo OBA 11 102

SUBJECT PRIZES (GRADE 10 & 11) Health& Physical Education Grade 10 D.T.Jayarathne 11 Dr.H.W.Perera Memorial Prize donated by his wife Mrs.Priyadarshani Perera A.D.Bandara R.V.A.A.T.Wijerathne French Grade 10 K.A.B.Abeysundera 11 M.Talha Art Grade 10 H.M.S.U.Dissanayake 11 D.H.Ketipearachchi Oriental Music 10 D.T.Jayarathne 11 A.G.H.R.Godage Western Music Grade 10 Donated in memory of Chulana Lasantha Alles by Ranjanee and Dinapala Alles M.A.R.K.Mathotaarachchi 11 Tony Buultjens Memorial Prize donated by the late Mervyn Pereira A.D.Bandara Kandyan Dancing Grade 10 R.I.Wickramasinghe 11 D.B.M.Ranasinghe Karnataka Music Grade 10 M.N.Divyan 11 A.Narendranath R.Gajaprasath English Literature Grade 10 In memory of Mr.&Mrs.Denzil&Muriel Wijayasinghe donated by SanjivWijayasinghe K.L.B.Alawattegama 11 Fredrick E.De Silva Memorial Prize donated by Helga Perera S.R.Waidyatilleke B.Marikkar Tamil Literature Grade 10 Donated by Mr.S.M.Nayagam in memory of his parents N.Mohamed Aasique 11 Donated by Zulkar A Nawab V.Abishake Information & Communication Technology M.C.L.De Silva Grade 10 S.R.Waidyatilleke 11 M.J.Premawardena W.N.Ranasinghe Design Technology Grade 10 R.P.Jayalath 11 K.A.Y.S.Karawita Citizenship Education Grade 10 11 103

Tamil Second Language SUBJECT PRIZES (GRADE 10 & 11) Grade 10 A.Manzil 11 Not Awarded Sinhala Second Language M.N.Mohamed Rashard Grade 10 M.M.Shihan 11 P.B.Ariyarathne Japanese Language S.M.Aluwihare Grade 10 11 III. CLASS PRIZES (GRADE 12 & 13) Grade 12 Arts Dr.C.D.L.Fernando Memorial Prize donated by the late Mr.Arjuna Fernando C.S.B.Ariyaratne Commerce The Stanley Bernard Molegoda Prize D.B.Lenadora Agriculture Lennie Ratwatte Memorial Prize donated by the members of his family Not Awarded Bio-Science Lucky Vitharana Memorial Prize T.V.Wijethunge Physical Science Donated by Christ Church, Kandy in memory of Mr.G.Y.Sahayam R.M.K.L.Ratnayake Grade 13 Arts Deshabandu Veeloo Annamalay Memorial Prize donated by his son Annamalay Kathiresan B.D.Senaratne Commerce A.L.B.Pethiyagoda Memorial Prize donated by his son B.K.Aluwihare Bio-Science S.B.Dissanayake Memorial Prize donated By Mrs.S.Delgoda T.W.M.C.S.Seneviratne Physical Science Mr.G.Y.Sahayam Memorial Prize R.T.Nanayakkara IV. SUBJECT PRIZES (GRADE 12 ) Grade 12 Political Science Mr.&Mrs.E.L.Senanayake Memorial Prize donated by his son Mahasena Senanayake N.D.Jayalath Economics F.Mapalagama Memorial prize S.R.Aluwihare Business Studies Donated by I.B.S. Computer Center D.B.Lenadora Accounting Sidantha Blok Memorial Prize donated by Niroshan Pereira S.R..Aluwihare Mohamed Akil English Literature S.B.Dissanayake Memorial Prize donated by his wife Subadra C.S.B.Ariyaratne Logic H.M.R.L.B.Herath French C.S.B.Ariyaratne Information & Communication Lennie Ratwatte Memorial Prize Technology donated by the members of his family M.M.B.Wickramasinghe Greek & Roman Civilization B.A.M.A.G.B.Abeysinghe Communication & Media Studies A.I.B.Dassanayake 104

V. SUBJECT PRIZES (GRADE 12 & 13) Combined Maths 1. Gordon Burrows / G.Y.Sahayam Prize Donated by B.R.Hepponstall R.M.K.L.Ratnayake A.G.H.K.Ranaweera 2. Karunanayake Memorial Prize donated by R.M.K.L.Ratnayake S.B.Wannigama the late Mrs.Mallika Karunanayake B.G.L.V.B.Bowattage R.M.R.B.Ranathunga Physics F.Wijesurendra Memorial Prize donated by J.C.Wijerathne L.M.D.Y.T.B.T. Pitawala his sons Chemistry Prof. S.B.Ellepola Memorial Prize donated by his Wife and sons Chula &Tikiri Biology Jim David Memorial Prize donated by Rodney and Stella St.John Agriculture Donated by T.B.Kobbekaduwa in memory of the late Mr.Hector Kobbekaduwa Grade 13 Political Science E.L.Wijegoonewardena Memorial Prize Economics Paulus Mapalagama Memorial Prize B.K.Aluwihare Business Studies Donated by Elanga Ekanayake in memory of G.H.B.Ekanayake B.K.Aluwihare Accounting Donated in honor of the late Mr.Ivan B.K.Aluwihare St.Q.B.Jansze by M.V.Muhsin D.B.G.K.E.Jayasinghe English Literature W.Thalgodapitiya Memorial Prize donated by his son, late Ananda B.D.Senaratne Logic F.Mapalagama Memorial Prize V.B.Karunaratne Information & Communication Technology A.S.Franklin Communication & Media Studies W.M.R.D.B.Walisundera Geography P.R.Dasanayaka Memorial Prize donated by his sons S.D.Wijesinghe Greek & Roman Civilization Donated in memory of Victor & Joyce Ratnavale B.D.Senaratne French Mr.&Mrs.W.M.Wijesundera Memorial Prize Donated by their grandson Chameera Lenawa Not Awarded Combined Maths 1. D.B.Ellepola Memorial Prize donated R.T.Nanayakkara by the family G.H.M.Liyanage 2. Donated in memory of Mr.&Mrs.P.B.R.Tittawella Physics Donated by Dr.&Mrs Deva Athuraliye R.T.Nanayakkara Chemistry Donated by Dr. Mohan Babapulle in Memory K.B.S.Dunuwila Biology of his grandfather Mr.N.G.Jacob T.W.M.C.S.Seneviratne 1.Rodney Jonklaas Memorial Prize donated by Y.P.Wijayananda Agriculture Foliage Fanciers Society P.L.C.Liyanage 2. Albert Chellappah Memorial Prize donated By his children Barnes de Alwis Memorial Prize donated by his wife 105

VI. SPECIAL PRIZE (OPEN) Scripture Pill Prize donated in memory of Mr.R.D.D.Jayasekera by his sons Bandula and Rohana Jayasekera T.D.D.Samaranayake Sermon Gaster Memorial Prize A.A.T.Surendrakumar Comparative Religion In memory of Ernest Galagoda by his children H.M.K.G.B.Herath K.A.S.U.Keragala Buddhism Donated by C.H.Seneviratne in memory of his father Mr.E.H.Seneviratne H.H.M.S.D.B.Hapukotuwa Sinhala Essay Donated by A.C.B.Pethiyagoda Esqr, in memory of his parents, brothers & sisters R.C.C.A.Wijesundara Sinhala Literature Adigar Sir T.B.Panabokke Memorial Prize donated by the members of his family L.B.Kulasekara Sinhala Elocution K.L.B.Tennekoon Memorial Prize donated by members of his family M.C.K.Padmapriya Sinhala Debating The Central Province Governor's Prize awarded in the interest of ethnic harmony by Tikiri Kobbekaduwa, M.C.K.Padmapiriya Tamil Elocution P.Ramanathan Memorial Prize donated by Mrs.Shantha Mohan, daughter P.Aswin Shadhujan Tamil Essay P.Aswin Shadhujan Tamil Literature M.Sasikumar Tamil Debating The Central Province Governor's Prize awarded in the interest of ethnic harmony by Tikiri Kobbekaduwa, M.Sasikumar English Debating Donated by Dr & Mrs..Gishan Dissanaike K.A.S.U.Keragala English Essay Mr & MrsH.A.J.Hulugalle Memorial Prize donated by members of the family K.A.S.U.Keragala Oratory Mr &Mrs.Ashley Kobbekaduwa Memorial Prize donated by their children K.A.S.U.Keragala Classics in Translation Norman Walter Prize in memory of Mr.&Mrs.R.R.Breckenridge donated by their children K.A.S.U.Keragala English Reading H.Dias Desinghe Memorial Prize donated by Mr.L.L.Samarasinghe B.D.Senaratne English Verse The Rev.W.S.Senior Memorial Prize donated by the family members of the late Dr.T.R.Jansen N.V.B.Samaratunge English Literature Napier-Clavering Prize in memory of Barnes Ratwatte Dissawa donated by Mrs. B.S.C.Ratwatte. S.R.Waidyatilleke Shakespeare C.N.Lemuel Memorial Prize donated by the family members of Mr.Johnny Moses S.K.B.Seneviratne The J.William Aiyadurai Memorial Prize for Writing Excellence R.Andradi Ceylon History Andreas Nell Memorial Prize donated by the Trinity College Old Boys Association B.D.Senaratne Current Affairs B.H.Dunuwille Memorial Prize donated by his sons. S.T.M.Joachim Natural History Rev.A.G.Frazer Memorial Prize N.V.B.Samaratunge Social Service Project Fr.Jim Cooke Memorial Prize donated by Mrs.L.Kobbekaduwa Y.H.Dayarathne Social Service Essay Donated by the late Mr.S.B.Yatawara K.A.S.U.Keragala Farming Bobby Jayaweera Memorial Prize donated by late Mrs.Hyacinth Jayaweera A.W.B.J.Waduge 106

Agriculture SPECIAL PRIZE (OPEN) A.W.B.J.Waduge Folk Lore W.A.V.Sinnathamby Memorial Prize donated by Miss. Bernadene Shammika Jeyarajah A.W.B.J.Waduge Eramudugolla Memorial Prize donated by T.M.B.Munasinghe Mr.E.Eramudugolla Y.H.Dayarathne Ornithology Miss. Edna Wells Memorial Prize donated J.P.D.T.Jayarathne by the late Dr.R.M.L.Fernando Projects Donated by late Mr. N.S.Walter T.V.Wijethunga Biology In memory of Prof. W.R.Breckenridge donated by his Wife & Children Science Investigation Project Prize Not Awarded Mr.&MrsT.B.Ellepola Memorial Prize donated by members of the family A.A.T.Surendrakumar Western Music A.A.T.Surendrakumar Senior Valesca Reimann Memorial Prize donated M.A.R.K.Mathotaarachchi in memory of B.M.WalterR.Perera by his Not Awarded brother the late MilroryA.P.Bulathsinhalage Not Awarded & sons Singing Senior 1.Terrance P.Unamboowa Memorial Prize donated by his daughter Siromi Udurawana 2. Leo & Joy Jacob Memorial Prize International Relations Open Essay Prize donated by the Old Boys Association of TCK Washington DC USA History of Trinity Grade 1 0 – 11 Donated by Upali & Praveen Karunanayake Grade 12 – 14 1. In memory of Punchi Banda Madugalle K.A.S.U.Keragala Admission No. 101 – October 1877 by Grandson H.A.I.U.Hettiarachchi Rihal and Great Grandson Dammika Madugalle 2. Awarded in memory of Gilbert and Muriel Senaratna by their son Sriyantha Innovator of the Year Donated by the members of the family of late W.T.B.Karalliedde 107

Mathematics Donated in memory of late Titus Mahima S.R.Waidyatillke Malgahagamage by his family R.C.C.A.Wijesundera Essay on “Living in Communal Harmony” S.K.B.Seneviratne In memory of Prof. W.R.Breckenridge donated by his Wife & Children Lemuel House Oorloff House Best House in Drama (Senior Competition) L.M.Waidyatilleke memorial prize donated D.Premaratne by his Children Erandika&Kapila S.Dunuwila S.Peiris Best Actor (Senior House Competition) T.Ranatunga Bertie and Eva Weerasinghe Memorial Prize donated by members of the family Male Role Female Role SPECIAL PRIZE (OPEN) Choir Senior Arthur H.Goonetileke Memorial Prize donated by the late Mr.Harry M.Goonetileke Not Awarded Open Gordon Burrows Memorial Prize donated by Mrs.Pat Burrows and children S.Abeysekara Choir Leader Frank De Alwis Memorial Prize donated by the members of his family 2015 H.M.M.R.C.R.Madena Donated by an Old Chorister in memory of Mr.Ronald Thangiah 2016 B.D.Senaratne Chorister of the Year Valesca L.O Reimann Memorial Prize Donated by Mr.J.L.P.Perera B.D.Senaratne Art Donated by Mr.Upali Ratnayake in memory Mr.H.A.Hardy J.Y.Wijayananda Oriental Music Donated by Rt.Revd.Kumara Illangasinghe,Bishop Emeritus S.R.C.S.B.Senanayake Kandyan Dancing Bishop Lakdasa de Mel Memorial Prize donated by the Kandy Industrial Institute A.M.Bodaragama VII OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Leadership & Service Chandra Gooneratne Memorial Prize donated by Mrs.Margaret Gooneratne G.R.Weerakoon Bishop LakshmanWickramasinghe Memorial Prize For Community Development Donated by the Kandy Industrial Institute M.M.D.Samaranayake Scouts Senior Best Patrol in Camp In memory of late C.J.S.Daniel former Vice Principal & Scout Master Parakrama Patrol Best Patrol for 2015 -Senior Donated in memory of the late Mr.K.B.Alahakone, “Deputy Camp Chief Boy Scouts”by Mr.&Mrs.N.B.Alahakone Tissa Patrol Special Award Representing Sri Lanka at the 23rd World Scout Jamboree in Japan 1.H.M.R.P.Jayasinghe 2. D.M.A.S.Dissanayake 3. C.S.Ekanayake 108

President's Scouts Award - 2015 N.Rajendran M.M.D.Samaranayake R.B.D.Wettewa R.A.K.E.Gunathunge Most Enthusiastic Scout of the Year – 2015 in Memory of Ernest Galagoda R.A.K.E.Gunathunge Senior Cadeting Best in Drill Brig.C.P.Jayawardena Memorial Prize donated by the members of his family Cpl.Ratnayake R.M.T.M. Best in P.T. Capt.Cyril Weerakone Memorial Prize donated by late Mrs. Cynthia Weerakone & children Cpl. Wijebandara K.M.R.H. Best Shot H.S.Munasinghe Memorial Prize donated by his son Chandana Munasinghe Not Awarded Best Athlete L/Cpl. Dombepola D.D.U.K. Best All Round Cadet Donated by Flight Lt.Deegayu Abayanayake in honour of his parents Mr.&Mrs.Raja Abayanayake Sgt. Rajapakshe R.K.P.M.L. Highest Ranking Cadet Awarded by the Trinity College Old Boys Association Executive Committee of 2004 in memory of late Captain Saliya Aladeniya Not Awarded Cadet Band Best in Music Donated by M.G.Udalagama in memory of his wife Swarna Regina Panabokke L/Cpl. Mularachchi S.S Best All Round Cadet In memory of late Monarawila Keppetipola Dissawa of Uva-Wellassa donated by an Old Boy of Trinity College, Kandy Sgt. Peiris L.A OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Best in Drill Cpl. Weerarathne A.D. Best in P.T. Theodore Silva Memorial Prize Cpl. Deshapriya P.L.T. Best Athlete Cpl.Abeyratne M.A.D.J.P.P. Best Shot Not Awarded Highest Ranking Cadet Not Awarded Special Awards 1st place All Island School's Western Music & Dance Competition - 2015 1 .C.C.B.Epakande 9. W.V.Y.H.Weragoda 17. M.Rathnayake 2. T.D.Ranathunga 10. A.A.T.Surendrakumar 18. A.Franklin 3. T.U.Munasinghe 11. T.M.P.S.T.Tennekoon 19. J.Kenneth 4. M.C.F.T.Malshan 12. B.M.Edirisinghe 20. N.Jayathilake 5. V.B.Karunaratne 13. E.S.N.Nanayakkara 21. Y.Rodrigo 6. B.S.D.Peiris 14.K.R.Abeysinghe 22. N.E.Illeperuma 7. D.M.M.U.Dissanayake 15. K.P.Ariyathilake 23. B.M.Jayaratne 8. T.L.Karunarathne 16. M.Seneviratne 24. I.C.Horadagoda Special Awards 1st place Senior Piano Solo - All Island School's Western Music & Dance Competition - 2015 A.A.T.Surendrakumar 109

Athletics Senior A.H.T.De Soysa Challenge Cup donated by his nephew H.C.Peiris, The Peiris Foundation P.Hariprasanna Open Duncan White Challenge Cup donated by the Colombo Old Boys' Association S.Ratwatte Athletics Special Awards Donated by the late Vernon Boteju 1.T.Dodanwela 6.K.Ratnayake 12. A.Ratnayake 2.Y.T.B.T.Pitawela 7.S.N.Hettiarachchi 13. A.Karalliyadda 3.S.Ratwatte 8.R.Bandara 14. S.Maralanda 4.D.Premaratne 9. M.Diviyan 15. D.Dange 5.M.J.Dissanayake 10. J.Ratnayake 16. S.Dharmasiri 11.K.D.Ratnayake 17.R.N.Kumarage Cricket (Under 17) Batting Hector Ratwatte Memorial Prize donated by the late Mrs. Ratwatte and children S.Shanogeeth Bowling Maitland Keppitipola Memorial Prize donated by his daughter the late Beryl K.Naranpanawe C.T.R.Dilshan Fielding R.B.Balalle Memorial Challenge Cup donated by his son Mr.T.R.Balalle H.R.B.Boyagoda Best All Rounder Upali Wijeratne Memorial Challenge Shield Donated by Mrs.Wijeratne and family S.Shanogeeth Cricket (1st XI)) Batting Donated in memory of Dr.A.P.&Nimal Maralande A.B.Jayasinghe Bowling Laurie & Iona Kobbekaduwa Memorial Prize donated by Asoka Kobbekaduwa R.S.Sayer Fielding Sene Etipola Memorial Prize donated by Sarala & NaradaYatigammana E.M.N.A.B.Ekanayake Best All Rounder R.L.Kannangara Memorial Prize donated by Mr.A.Basnayake R.S.Sayer OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES (GRADE 10 – 14) Cricketer of the Year In memory of Capt. A.K.H.Ekanayake donated by his friends R.S.Sayer Cricket Special Awards - Representing Sri Lanka Under 19 Team Tour of Pakistan donated by Mr.J.L.P.Perera B.L.S.Kumara R.S.Sayer S.Shanogeeth Karate Special Award – Representing Sri Lanka School's Team Tour of Iran – 2015 N.Illukkumbura Basketball Basketball Award for the outstanding player Not Awarded Hockey Award for the outstanding player Not Awarded 110

Hockey Special Awards- Represented Sri Lanka School's Hockey R.G.T.A.Rathnayake Tour of Malaysia J.A.D.K.I.Jayasinghe D.B.G.K.E.Jayasinghe Boxing Special Awards G.R.Weerakoon S.Gunathilake V.B.Mahadivulwewa B.A.Mohamed Iqbal Prasad Galpoththawela Award for the best Tennis Player S.B.Wannigama Rugger Not Awarded Inter House Rugby Championship Trophy I.A.Rangala donated by the TCK Centenary Group R.L.Karunathilake Ruggerite of the Year Harry M.Goonetileke Memorial Prize R.L.Karunathilake donated by Mrs.O.Goonetileke I.A.Rangala S.N.Abeywarna The most improved Rugby player over the season B.J.Wijewickrama Donated in memory of late Vasanth Nadesan by his family & friends Rugger Special Awards- Representing Sri Lanka Under 20 Team Tour of Singapore – 2015 Weight Lifting Special Awards - Representing Sri Lanka at Commonwealth Games – 2015 VIII. OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES (GRADE 10 – 14) Weight Lifting Special Awards J.M.P.S.T.B.Jayasundera A.Bandara D.B.Abeyratne R.G.K.P.Wimalasiri R.N.P.Perera M.R.M.Abdulla P.H.D.C.A.Dias Badminton Best Player of the Year U.Y.G.M.K.Bandara Table Tennis Donated by Dr.Lakshman Karaliedde Best Player (Under 18) O.Wijesundera M.Gunathilake Swimming Sameera Atapattu Memorial donated by U.Bandara his brother Sanka A.Manzil Swimming Special Award D.Dharmapriya M.Jayasinghe S.V.Seshan V.Rajapakse S.M.B.Senanayake C.M.N.Hulangamuwa D.Dharmapriya 111

Chess Special Award Not Awarded Not Awarded Scrabble Donated by Dr.G.G.A. & Mrs. Godaliyadda B.J.Wijewickrama The J.William Aiyadurai Award for the Most S.Gunathilake Versatile Sportsman G.R.Weerakoon Games All Round Excellence 1st XI Cricket Team (Senior) A.H.R.Joseph Challenge Cup donated by members of his family Best Sportsman of the Year Ananda Madena Memorial Trophy donated by his wife and sons Suren & Krishan The Outstanding Sports Team 2015 Philip Buultjens Trophy donated by the late Mr.Leslie Handunge The Most Enthusiastic Team Donated by the lateMr.LeslieHandunge Athletics Team XIII. SCHOLARSHIPS (GRADE 10 – 14) Valesca Reimann Memorial Scholarships S.Yahthurshan Awarded by the TCK Family Foundation, Australia M.D.A.J.Perera Bilal Marikkar P.D.Marasinghe Grade13 Lt. General Denzil Kobbekaduwa Memorial Scholarship Donated by the Colombo OBA C.S.B.Ariyaratne XIII. SCHOLARSHIPS (GRADE 10 – 14) Grade 10 James David Memorial Scholarship Donated by his son Andrew (Best student in English – Grade 10) K.L.B.Alawattegama Grade 11 Johann Chunchie Memorial Scholarship Donated by his mother W.M.B.Wijesinghe Grade 11 The MervynWanduragala Memorial Scholarship S.H.Aamir Shoaib Grade 12 – 14 The Ven. C.Ratnayake Memorial Scholarship D.D.U.K.Dombepola Grade 12 – 14 Dr& Mrs. K.B.Sangakkara Memorial Scholarship Donated by their two sons R.R.Sampath Bandara Grade 12 Fraser Scholarship To be Awarded Grade 12 Cary Scholarship To be Awarded Grade 12 S.D.Elhart Memorial Scholarship To be Awarded Grade 12 – 14 John Field Scholarship H.K.Gamlathge Grade 12 - 14 Karan Breckenridge Memorial Scholarship To be Awarded Grade 12 – 14 Anonymous Scholarship S.N.Abeywarna Grade 12 – 14 Scholarship in memory of Dr. S.B.Dissanayake V.N.Kotikawatte Grade 12 – 14 Victor & Joyce Ratnavale Scholarship To be Awarded Grade 12 – 14 E.H.Titus Memorial Scholarship S.M.B.Senanayake Grade 12 – 14 Dr.G.R.Handy Memorial Scholarship Donated by Mrs.Srikanthi Handy To be Awarded 112

Grade 12 – 14 Dr.Riley Fernando Scholarship S.M.L.B.Abeyratne Berty Halangoda Memorial Scholarship Donated by son Nissanka U.S.R.Premalal Mr.&Mrs.T.B.Weerasekera Memorial Scholarship U.I.Ganepola Vishwa Rananjaya Samarakoon Memorial Scholarship Donated by Maj,Siri & Lakshmi Samarakoon H.F.D. Silva Dr.Hector Eugene Ekanayake Memorial Scholarship W.L.R.Kularatne Valentine Jayawickrema Scholarship Donated by the late Mrs.Jayawickrema B.M.K.D.Bandaranayake The Lionel Victor Wadsworth Scholarship C.B.R.L.Sudesh Kumar The Jayantha Wijetileke Atukorale Scholarship R.M.P.B.Ratnayake Ajith Samaranayake Scholarship for Creative Writing R.C.C.A.Wijesundara Grade 12 – 14 Dr.Gerald H.A.Soysa Memorial Scholarship A.S.Franklin Sports Scholarship (Hockey)Donated by TCK O.B.A. Colombo Branch D.B.G.K.E.Jayasinghe Vasanth NadesanMemorial Rugby Scholarship To be Awarded Duncan White Memorial Scholarship Sponsored by TCK OBA British Columbia I.M.B.Jayathilake TCK Centenary Group Scholarship S.P.Madawala J.M.R.P.Jayasinghe Senaka Bibile Memorial Scholarship Sponsored by TCK OBA British Columbia R.M.A.M.Ratnayake Sports Scholarship Donated by “Batch of fty two, fty three & fty four” To be awarded 1992 Batch Cricket Scholarship Not awarded J.L.P.Perera Scholarship Donated by Mr.J.L.P.Perera & Dr. P.L.Perera T.Dahanayake Mr. & Mrs. Jayaweera Memorial Scholarship Donated by Mr.Harashana Jayaweera L.B.Kulasekera IX CHAPEL SCHOLARSHIPS Grade 6 – 14 Victor Jayaratam Rasaiah Memorial Scholarship S.M.Akash Late Mr.&Mrs.Harold G.Mendis Memorial Scholarship Donated by Mr.Sherard Mendis and Family S.Seneviratne Tudor L.V.Perera & Leelamani Perera Scholarship T.L.Kularatne Grade 12 – 14 Rev.Canon John S.Isaac Memorial Scholarship donated by Mrs.Kamala Isaac To be Awarded Grade 12 – 14 Roy Adihetty Memorial Scholarship Donated by the members of the Adihetty family M.Seneviratne Chapel Scholarship Donated by the College Chapel D.Wijeratne Chapel Scholarship from the Mr.Alexander Trust Fund E.Jeyaraj X. BURSARIES R.M.A.M.Rathnayake Mrs.G.M.Wadsworth Memorial C.E.Simithraaratchy Memorial Scholarship for Not Awarded Specializing in Chemistry G.D.Seneviratne Bursary for University Education to be Awarded 1.Awarded in memory of Mr. Upali Nanayakkara's H..E.Udawatte H.M.C.M.Bandara parents& his son Palitha 2. Mr. & Mrs. M.B.Kappagoda Memorial 3. Punchi Banda Bulumulla Memorial Scholarship Bursary Awarded by Mrs. Leelamani Perera 113

Mahinda Ellepola Memorial Bursary donated by Mrs.Suriya Wickramasinghe& the family of the late Mr. M.A.Ellepola R.M.W.B.Seneviratne XI. SPECIAL ACADEMIC AWARDS Best Student in Grade 10 A.W.B.J.Waduge Best Student in Grade 11 EricWirasinha Memorial Prize donated by his sister the late Mrs.BenniePerera A.D.Bandara Best Student in Grade 12 A.C.M.Asver Memorial Prize donated by his son M.A.Asver T.V.Wijetunga Best Student in Grade 13 M.A.S.Marikkar Memorial Prize donated by The members of his family R.T.Nanayakkara Best Results G.C.E.(O/L) Examination December 2014 Donated by the late Mr.Ivan Jansze in memory of Douglas & Eric Jansze 1.I.H.Dissanayake 14.R.M.K.L.Ratnayake 27.A.S.Abeywardena 2. K.K.P.Jayalath 15.L.V.A.Wijesuriya 28.C.S.B.Ariyaratne 3.N.M.B.Malaarachchi 16.T.V.Wijethunga 29.D.M.M.U.Dissanayake 4.P.D.Samarasinghe 17.AMMWSMB.Senanayake 30.G.D.N.C.Gamage 5.S.A.D.P.L.Samarasinghe 18.U.Y.G.M.K.Bandara 31.K.A.S.U.Keragala 6.S.A.V.S.Ukwatte 19.R.R.Sampath Bandara 32.R.M.R.B.Ranathunga 7. S.I.Ariyasinghe 20.H.F.D. Silva 33.SSAKCB Samarasinghe 8. P.M.H.Dissanayake 21.D.S.Ranathunga 34.S.K.B.Seneviratne 9. D.M.A.Fernando 22.I.M.B.Jayathilake 35.W.M.P.H.Walisinghe 10. U.V.Jayalath 23.R.V.A.B.D.Wijeratne 36.D.T.M.Ariyaratne 11.J.M.S.T.Jayawardena 24.P.Sivarajah 37.S.B.Wannigama 12.A.I.Karunanayake 25.Muhammed Aathif 38.E.M.H.R.B.Boyagoda 13.R.M.A.M.Ratnayake 26.S.S.Abeykoon 39.M.A.V.Gunawardhane 40.T.L.Kularatne 41.R.R.C.M.Samarasinghe Best Science Results G.C.E (A/L) Examination August 2015 Donated by Dr.Mohan .Babapulle in memory of his Brother Naresh Babapulle TCK class of 1987 W.L.R.Kularatne L.N.Dissanayake Best Results for Physical Science G.C.E..(A/L) Examination August 2015 Donated by Ranga S.Peiris L.N.Dissanayake L.A.Peiris Memorial Prize for best student in Science I.C.Manawaduge Best Results for Bio Science / Agriculture Science G.C.E.(A/L) Examination August 2015 T.B.Dissanayake Memorial Prize donated by Dr.S.B.Dissanayake W.L.R.Kularatne Dr.&Mrs.K.B.Sangakkara Memorial Prize Donated by their sons H.E.Udawatte Best Commerce Results G.C.E.(A/L) Examination August 2015 Donated by the late A.S.Kohoban Wickema E.M.D.K.Ambanpola Best Arts Results G.C.E.(A/L) Examination August 2015 Stanley Hector Samarasinghe Memorial Prize donated by his son Dr.S.W.R.DeA.Samarasinghe & his grand sons Mevan & Ranmal N.S.C.Jayasiri Best Other Subject Combination Results G.C.E.(A/L) Examination August 2015 P.C.K.Udapamunuwa Lt.Gen.Denzil Kobbekkaduwa Prize S.C.Hewagampalage 114

Special Prize in memory of late Mr.&Mrs.E.L.Senanayake for continued Academic Excellence at the public examinations (GCE O/L & A/L) Donated by Mr.Mahasena Senanayake W.L.R.Kularatne The A.H.T.DeSoysa Memorial Prize M.R.P.Ranganayake Mahinda Ellepola Memorial Medal donated by Mrs. Suriya Wickramasinghe & the family of the late Mr.M.A.Ellepola L.N.Dissanayake Academic Excellence (G.C.E. A/L) Examination August 2015 The Chula Unamboowe Memorial W.L.R.Kularatne L.N.Dissanayake Special Achievement Sri Lanka Earth Science Olympiad Competition – 2015 4th in the Island represented International Earth Science Olympiad – Brazil K.A.S.U.Keragala Special Achievement Sri Lanka Physics Olympiad Competition – 2015 Bronze Medalists 1).W.L.R.Kularatne 2). I.C.Manawaduge 3). L.N.Dissanayake XII. INTER HOUSE COMPETITIONS Senior Trophy for Studies Lemuel House Trophy for Sports Lemuel House Trophy for Best the All Round House Lemuel House Best Results GCE (A/L) Examination August – 2015 Obtained 3A's Physical Science – 1. L.N.Dissanayake 2. H.E.Udawatte 3. M.R.P.Ranganayake 4. G.D.Seneviratne Bio Science – 1. W.L.R.Kularatne 2. I.C.Manawaduge 3. S.C.Hewagampalage 4. P.A.Abeykoon Commerce - 1. E.M.D.K.Ambanpola 2. M.N.Ahamed Saadik 3. C.S.B.Jayasundera XIII. Lakshman Kadirgamar Gold Medal for Oratory Awarded by Lakshman Kadirgamar Foundation S.U.Karunarathne XIV. RYDE GOLD MEDAL G.R.Weerakoon For the Best All Round Boy Donated by the Colombo Old Boys Association 115

PRIZE LIST Middle School 2016 I. CLASS PRIZES Grade 6A Donated in memory of Mr.T.B. & Mrs. Snehalatha 6B Weerasekera by their grandson Harsha Jayasekera W.M.T.N.Molagoda 6C S.M.D.B.Senanayake 6D 6E B.A.Ramil Chamupathi 6F A.M.Jameel 6G 6H N.H.Udawatte 6I Grade 7A M.A.M.Azeem 7B 7C A.A.Rumaiz 7D I.W.M.T.U.B.Yatawara 7E 7F B.M.J.B.Basnayake 7G 7H Dinesh Thrilowshan 7I Grade 8A R.M.P.M.Ratnayake 8B A.I.S.Ranasinghe 8C 8D S.B.Dissanayake 8E 8F K.G.R.L.B.Weerakoon 8G 8H A.J.A.Jayawardana 8I T.D.Aluthgedara Grade 9A 9B M.R.Aiyash 9C 9D K.G.M.L.Dharmaratne 9E 9G A.G.K.G.Padeniya 9F 9H Branawin Sharujan 9I W.M.R.N.B.Walisundera M.P.Y.Lalith Kumara K.P.L.T.Kurukulasooriya A.H.M.B.R.B.Paingamuwa M.Z.Zavahir Memorial Prize C.L.B.Karunaratne D.S.Jayaratne K.Yathurrshshan N.S.Hordagoda J.J.M.Y.A.B.Jayasundera Amiru Indeepa M.A.M.E.W.C.K.A.Egodawela S.T.Rajapakse M.P.K.Lalith Kumara K.N.Dayaratna H.S.Kulasinghe K.J.A.Jayawardena S.Yathurshan W.M.R.S.Molagoda J.L.Senanayake M.S.Wazil D.W.M.S.B.Dewanarayana 116

II. SUBJECT PRIZES (GRADE 6 – 9) Christianity In memory of Late Mr.Winkle & Mrs.Malika Pathirana A.K.Abeywickrama Grade 6 W.C.D.A.Weerasinghe 7 8 Donated by Dr.Lloyd Goonawardena A.D.Athauda 9 Rev.Canon John Isaac Memorial Prize donated by Mr.J.C.J.Isaac & Mrs.C.K.V.Fernando T.H.A.R.M Hettiarachchi Jesudasan Samuel Daniel & Jebamalai Daniel Memorial Prize donated by their family Mark Vernon SUBJECT PRIZES (GRADE 6 – 9) Buddhism Grade 6 R.A.I.W.Chandrasena 7 S.B.Dissanayake 8 In memory of late Mr.Asoka Keppetipola Vidurupola donated by his daughter Enoka Vidurupola Boyagane J.J.M.Y.A.B.Jayasundera 9 Punchi Banda Panabokke Memorial Prize K.N.Dayaratne Hinduism Grade 6 Dinesh Thrilowshan 7 P.Branawin Sharujan 8 K.Yathurrshshan 9 S.Yathurshan Islam Grade 6 A.B.Ahamed 7 M.R.Aiyash 8 A.N.N.Badurdeen 9 M.A.Zubari Sinhala (First Language) Grade 6 N.H.Udawatte 7 S.B.Dissanayake 8 Amiru Indeepa 9 T.B.Werapitiya Memorial Prize donated by his wife K.N.Dayaratna Tamil (First Language) Grade 6 Dinesh Thrilowshan 7 P.Branawin Sharujan 8 K.Yathurrshashan 9 S.Yathurshan English Language Grade 6 R.L.Kannangara Memorial Prize donated by the members of his family K.A.Tennekoon 7 Oswin A Wright Memorial Prize donated J.S.K.B.Jayasekera 8 by his daughter Romany of Australia S.T.Rajapakshe 9 Terrance Dhanapala Memorial Prize donated by his widow and children M.S.Wazil Science & Technology Grade 6 V.M.Jayaweera 117

7 Donated in memory of Dr.Mackie Ratwatte by his W.M.R.N.B.Walisundara daughter Dr.Chandani Dammika Gunaratne W.M.C.Weerasekera 8 Mr.&.Mrs..A.G.G.Perera Memorial Prize K.J.A.Jayawardena donated by Mr..& Mrs.Jagath Perera 9 Walter de Simon Memorial Prize N.H.Udawatte Mathematics A.I.S.Ranasinghe Grade 6 Mr.&.Mrs..A.G.G.Perera Memorial Prize K.Yathurrshshan donated by Mr.&.MrsJagath Perera M.S.Wazil 7 Mr.&.Mrs..A.G.G.Perera Memorial Prize donated by Mr.&.MrsJagath Perera 8 Mr.&.Mrs..A.G.G.Perera Memorial Prize donated by Mr.&.MrsJagath Perera 9 Dr.T.A.Frewin Memorial Prize donated by his son Prof.Derek Frewin SUBJECT PRIZES GRADE 6 – 9 History Grade 6 B.M.J.T.B.Basnayake 7 A.G.K.G.Padeniya W.M.R.N.B.Walisundara 8 K.Yathurrshshan 9 A.C.W.Samarakoon Memorial Prize donated by Mr.N.D.M.Samarakoon K.N.Dayaratne Geography Grade 6 V.M.Jayaweera 7 K.G.R.L.B.Weerakoon 8 K.Yathurrshshan 9 H.S.Kulasinghe Life Competency & Citizenship Education Grade 6 W.C.D.A.Weerasinghe 7 T.D.Aluthgedara 8 J.J.M.Y.A.B.Jayasundara 9 S.Yathurshan Art Grade 6 R.M.R.Y.Y.B.Ratnayake 7 K.P.Ekanayake 8 In memory of Edward Boange presented by his wife & children N.M.Gunathilake 9 P.B.Ranaraja Memorial Prize donated by Mr. R.B.Ranaraja D.W.M.S.B.Devanarayana Kandyan Dancing J.R.B.Samarakoom Grade 6 S.P.H.I.Navaratne C.S.Ranatunge 7 In Memory of the late Mr.K.V.N.De Silva K.K.A.V.D.Kodituwakku 8 R.P.R.L.Pathirana 9 118

Western Music H.J.Senanayake Grade 6 N.C.Mannage D.S.Jayaratne 7 8 M.N.Jayalath 9 Donated in memory of Babu Jacob by some of his friends Oriental Music H.Y.Sandun Kavinda Grade 6 W.M.R.N.B.Walisundara E.A.L.D.Jayasinghe 7 K.J.A.Jayawardena 8 Y.Ravindrarajah 9 P.Branawin Sharujan Karnataka Music K.Yathurrshshan Grade 6 S.Yathurshan 7 8 9 Second Language (Sinhala) SUBJECT PRIZES (GRADE 6 – 9) Grade 6 M.A.M.Azeem 7 M.F.Muaz 8 Mohamed Shaalid 9 M.H.Ushriff Ahamed Second Language (Tamil) A.A.Rumaiz Grade 6 J.C.Kuruppu W.M.R.N.B.Walisundara 7 J.P.D.S.Jayaratne 8 N.K.Dayaratne 9 Health & Physical Education Grade 6 V.M.Jayaweera 7 W.M.R.N.B.Walisundara 8 K.Yathurrshshan 9 M.P.K.Lalith Kumara Information Technology Grade 6 I.W.M.T.U.B.Yatawara 7 D.R.B.Y.Bandara 8 In Memory of Late E.L.Perera donated by the members of the family M.P.Y.Lalith Kumara 9 Greta David Memorial Prize donated by her daughter Kalpana Wijetunge M.N.Jayalath Practical & Technical Skills N.H.Udawatte Grade 6 S.B.Dissanayake K.Yathurrshshan 7 K.N.Dayaratna 8 9 119

General Knowledge A.H.Adheepa Gambheera Grade 6 H.D.B.Epakande R.M.O.T.Munasinghe 7 K.M.I.M.Shahidh 8 9 In memory of Dr.M.A.S.Marikar donated Not Awarded by his wife Nancy Marikar G.M.Kaluarachchi Japanese Language K.M.W.M.K.B.Abeyrathne Grade 7 K.N.Dayaratna 8 K.N.Dayaratne 9 M.N.Jayalath English Literature Grade 9 James David Memorial Prize donated by Late Mrs.Greta David III. SPECIAL PRIZE (OPEN) Sermon Late Mr.Gerald Douglas de Alwis Memorial Prize Dodated by Mr.Anil Weerasinghe R.M.Subasinghe Comparative Religion G.A.Dissanaike R.R.Jayasinghe Scripture Elmo P.Wijesinghe Memorial Prize donated by his family A.S.Dissanaike Choir In memory of Gerald Douglas De Alwis donated by his widow & immediate family G.M.Krishnamenan The Most Promising Chorister Awarded by Mr & Mrs. Erantha Cooray . W.M.B.A.Warnasooriya Soloist at the Carol Service In memory of late J.S.Rohan Daniel donated by the Old Boys on behalf of friends of the family K.A.Tennekoon Sinhala Elocution Sir Cudah Ratwatte Memorial Prize donated by the family members of the late K.J.Ratwatte K.J.A.Jayawardana Sinhala Essay Rev. & Mrs. D.L.Welikala Memorial Prize K.H.P.H.K.A.Karunaratne Sinhala Literature V.K.Amiru Indeepa J.P.D.S.Jayarathne Sinhala Debate H.M.D.N.B.Herath Buddhism Donated by Mr.K.P.S.Chandrasiri & family in memory of his Parents late Mr.K.P.Sirisoma & late Mrs.M.P.Sisilin A.J.A.Jayawardana Environmental Project K.J.A.Jayawardana Tamil Elocution S.Yathurshan Tamil Debate G.Arnesh Tamil Essay M.R.Ishthiaq Ahamed English Reading R.L.Kannangara Memorial Prize donated by Dr.N.Halpe Mark Vernon English Literature The R.R.Breckenridge Memorial Prize donated by Mr.J.L.P.Perera M.N.Jayalath English Essay Donated by Mrs.L.L.Amarasinghe in memory J.L.Senanayake English Debate of her father late Mr. E.R.de Saram G.A.Dissanaike Oratory A.S..Dissanaike 120

Ceylon History Donated by Sqn. Ldr.Deegayu Abayayake in memory of his grandparents Dr.D.E Abayanayake & Mrs. Lily Abayanayake of Badulla E.H.K.T.Bandara Current Affairs C.S.Ranatunge Natural History Not Awarded Social Service Project R.D.Dhanaraj Social Service Essay M.H.Ushriff Ahamed Folk Lore K.J.A.Jayawardana Ornithology R.R.Jayasinghe J.L.Senanayake Project J.L.Senanayake Technical Skills . J.A.Girihagama Memorial Prize donated by the late Mrs.G.S.Alahakone B.P.Jayawardhana Science Investigation Project I.W.T.T.Bandaranayake J.L.Senanayake Farming Ray Bernard Abeykoon Memorial Prize donated by the late MrsR..Abeykoon R.D.Dhanaraj Western Music Harry M.Goonetileke Memorial Prize donated by his son H.Malin Goonetileke R.R.Jayasinghe Singing Terrance P.Unamboowa Memorial Prize donated by his daughter Siromi Udurawana H.M.D.S.Herath SPECIAL PRIZE (OPEN) Art Donated by the late Mr.G.M.Udalagama in memory of his daughter Maya Devi E.M.M.B.Ekanayake Oriental Music J.N.Peramunage Kandyan Dancing T.Moragoda History of Trinity Grade 6 – 9 Donated by the late Milroy A.P.Bulathsinhalage in memory of his parents G.A.Dissanaike Innovator of the Year Donated by the members of the family of the late W.T.B. Karallidde B.P.Jayawardhana Mathematics Dr.&Mrs.Gerald H.A.Soysa Memorial Prize donated by their daughter Leelamani Perera J.M.S.Jayasinghe J.A.Ainkaran M.S.Wazil Special Language Prize (First Language, English & Second Language) Donated by the late Mr.G.M.Udalagama W.M.R.N.B.Walisundara Special Music Prize for the best Musician Donated by the late Mr.G.M.Udalagama in memory of his daughter Nelun Devi Not Awarded Best House in Drama (Junior Competition) Donated in memory of W.D.Navaratne by his children Squealery House Best Actor (Junior House Competition) (a). Male Role R.T.G.Perera (b). Female Role S.N.A.Lokuketiya 121

IV. SCHOLARSHIPS (GRADE 6 – 9) College Scholarships Admission to Grade 6 – 2016 Not Awarded Grade 7 Prince of Wales Scholarship V.N.Mudunkotuwa Grade 7 D.D.H.Jayawardena Scholarship Donated by his sons H.L.&A.H.. Jayawardena R.B.V.Y.Rajaguru Grade 6 – 9 Old Trinitians Scholarship B.P.Wijetunga Grade 9 C.J.Oorloff Scholarship (Best Student in Grade 9) Awarded by Senior Prefects of Mr.Oorloff's Principal ship K.J.A.Jayawardena Grade 9 Gordon Burrows Memorial Scholarship Awarded by Trinity College OBA Kandy Branch U.M.Raizan Grade 10 Prince of Wales Scholarship Not Awarded Scholarship in Memory of Mudliyar T.J.M.,Mrs.Fernando & Mrs.Rukmini Fernando Donated by the late E.Lionel Fernando & Children W.M.R.N.B.Walisundara Anonymous Scholarship K.Kanujan Valesca Reimann Memorial Scholarships Awarded by the TCK Family Foundation, Australia Grade Not Awarded Not Awarded A.G.U.De Silva A.Jeffrey Abishai S.Yahthurshan The Webb Family Scholarship B.Epitawatte Grade 6 – 14 Scholarship donated by Mr. & Mrs.John C.Morris To be Awarded VII.OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES V. CHAPEL SCHOLARSHIPS S.K.Fernando Miss.Sara P.Samarasinghe Memorial Scholarship Grade 6 – 14 Herbert & Lillian Hulugalle Memorial Scholarship J.Abishek C.Harrikizhan donated by Mr.Upatissa Hulugalle Chapel Scholarship from the Mr.Alexander Trust Fund VI.OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Scouts Best Patrol in Camp – Junior Eagles Patrol Best Patrol for 2014- Junior Donated by the late E.L.Wijegoonewardena Lions Patrol Athletics - Junior Abeyratne Challenge Cup donated in memory of the late Dr.L.O.Abeyratne Under 15 S.Sirisoma Athletics Special Award 1. J.R.B.Samarakoon 10.J.Thomas 2. G.B.B.Karunarathne 11 .Kurukulasooriya 3. M.Kandegedara 12. I.N.Amarasena 4. A.G.S.Bandaranayake 14. W.P.B.I.Weerasooriy 5. M.B.M.V.Moonamalpe 15. V.Gurusinghe 6. V.Hettiarachchi 16. C.Wijerathne 7. P.Reshikulan 17. N.Perera 8. M.Hamdan 18. M.Nazif 9. M.Perera 19. M.Rushanthan 122

Champion Athlete Under 12 K.M.Kandegedara Champion Athlete Under 13 S.S.Moragoda Champion Athlete Under 14 S.Sirisoma Champion Athlete Under 15 V.Gurusinghe Swimming Special Award V.Bogaswatte J.S.K.B.Jayasekara Badminton Special Award R.Kavishkar K.Kanujan Karate Special Award M.R.Ishkullah Tennis Special Award M.A.Fareekdeen Chess Special Prize Dr.&Mrs.Gerald H.A.Soysa Memorial Prize donated by their daughter Leelamani Perera K.C.Harrikizhan Table Tennis Best Player Donated by Dr.Lakshman Karaliedde Best Player (Under 15) C.Bandara A. Manzil Cricket (Under 13) Batting Hector Felix Ratwatte Memorial donated by Mrs. S.Perera Umair Raizan Bowling KWA Ananda Kumara Fielding KA.Muthalib Best All Rounder Donated by A.R.M.Sarooj KWA Ananda Kumara Cricket (Under 15) Batting Dr.J.C.Blok Memorial Prize donated by Mr.Lennie & the late Mrs. Kanthi Pereira A.D.M.B.B.Dissanayake Bowling Donated by A.R.M.Sarooj R.C.Peiris Fielding Tilak Dissanayake Challenge Trophy S.A.S.Lokuketiya Best All Rounder S.Manamendran Memorial Prize H.M.O.D.Herath OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Special Award – National Level 1St Place All Island Inter school Western Music & Dance Competition 2015 - Junior Choral Group 1 I.A.Ranatunge 11. H.J.Senanayake 21. H.S.Karunarathne 2. A.Samarasinghe 12. S.Kobbekaduwa 22. T.G.M.M.Karunarathne 3. S.J.R.Wijetunge 13.G.S.Epa 23. D.M.M.A.Dissanayake 4. D.Perera 14. .K.A.Wavita 24. Y.D.M.Gunaratne 5. D.S.Jayaratne 15. N.S.Hordagoda 25. J.A.Aluwihare 6. C.K.Egodawela 16. K.T.M.M.Bandara 26. .M.V.M.B.Warnasooriya 7. C.Rajapakse 17. K.G.R.L.B.Weerakoon 27. H.M.D.S.Herath 8. A.M.Jameel 18. A.P.S.S.B.Weerawardane 28. L.R.Soosaipillai 9. S.K.Kodagoda 19. H.D.B.Epakande 29. R.R.Jayasinghe 10. A.P.S.Keppetipola 20. P.P.B..Hangilipola 30. D.R.Pathirage Special Award – National Level 1St Place All Island Inter school Western Music & Dance Competition 2015 - Senior Choral Group 1.D.Morrison 2. T.B.Dissanayake 3. K.W.A.Ananda Kumara 4. A.D.Hettiarachchi 5. J.L.Senanayake 6. A.I.N.Athurupane Special Award Under 14 All Island Rugger Tournament – 2015 Cup Champions 1.K.M.T.S.Karunanayake 2. K.M.T.A.Karunanayake 3. 123

Special Award Under 14 All Island Rugger Tournament – 2015 Cup Champions 1.K.M.T.S.Karunanayake 2. K.M.T.A.Karunanayake 3. J.M.M.D.Jayasundera 4. M.D.B.Alawattegama 5. K.K.A.V.D.Kodithuwakku 6. H.M.D.A.B.Ethulgama 7. T.I.Thanthirige 8. K.R.Wijesena 9. R.U.Pananwala 10. M.A.Rafeek 11.H.C.Samarasinghe 12. K.S.V.Senanayake 13. M.M.N.M.B.Senavirathne 14. W.P.Halangoda 15. S.B.Wegodapola 16. P.L.Uvindu Sathsara 17. H.M.T.S.B.Dodanwatte 18. M.Basith 19. S.H Sirisoma Prize for the Best Sportsman of the Year (Junior) Flt.Lt.Danesh Gunasekera, Cap. Milroy Keegal& Cap. Dinapriya Weerasekera Memorial Prize donated by Trinity College Batch of 1991 H.O.C.Hiripitiya Games All Round Excellence Junior H.I.Ratnayake Memorial Scholarship Awarded by the TCK Class of 93 R.M.Subasinghe VIII. INTER HOUSE COMPETITIONS Sahayam House Trophy for Studies Saunders House Trophy for Sports Sahayam House Trophy for Best All Round House Donated by Athula Unantenne IX. SPECIAL ACADEMIC AWARDS Best Student Grade 6 Mrs.Cynthia Weerakoon Memorial Prize donated by Sanjiv Wijayasinghe N.H.Udawatte Best Student Grade 7 Mrs.Ranie Wijayasinghe Memorial Prize donated by Sanjiv Wijayasinghe W.M.R.N.B.Walisundera Best Student Grade 8 Mr.Lionel Fernando Memorial Prize donated by Sanjiv Wijayasinghe K.Yathurrshshan Best Student Grade 9 The Reverend Dr. W.G.Wickramasinghe Memorial Prize donated by Sanjiv Wijayasinghe K.J.A.Jayawardena Academic Excellence Grades 6 – 9 The Rt. Reverend Bishop Andrew Oliver Kumarage Memorial Prize donated by Sanjiv Wijayasinghe W.M.R.N.B.Walisundera Most Promising Student (Middle School) Donated by Mr.H.L.Fernando J.L.Senanayake XI. BEST ALL ROUND STUDENT MIDDLE SCHOOL Mr.R.L.Kannangara Memorial Prize For the Best All Round student Donated by Mr J.L.P.Perera K.W.A.Ananda Kumara 124

JUNIOR SCHOOL PRIZE GIVING 2016 Headmaster’s Report Rt. Rev. Diloraj Canagasabey, the Lord Bishop of the Colombo Diocese, the Chaplain, our Chief Guest Mr. Ranjith Fonseka and Madam Fonseka, members of the Board of Governors, the Vice Principal Mr.Thomas Jeganathan, The Co-Vice Principal Mr.Ananda Marasinghe, the Headmaster of the Middle School Mr.Palitha Senaratne, distinguished invitees, staff, parents, pupils, ladies and gentlemen. Today as we review this year's activities and recognize the high achievers, it is an encouragement to have you all with us this evening. First and foremost I am humbled and deeply honoured to stand amidst this intellectual gathering to present my report for 2016 at the Annual Prize Giving. Sir we thank you for accepting our invitation graciously in the midst of many calls on your valuable time. This evening it is my bounden duty to introduce our distinguished Chief Guest Mr. Ranjith Fonseka former Headmaster of the Junior School, one of the nest teachers we had at the best school of all. Joining Trinity in 1970 from Maris Stella College, Negombo and the school of agriculture he had the greatest opportunity of associating himself with the stalwarts of the day, Hillary Abeyratne and Bill Sinnathamby. Realizing that his life's calling was to serve Trinity, a decision he has not regretted to this day. As a house master of Napier House and the Junior School he instilled a good sense of discipline and an orderly conduct of matters. It is his experience as House Master of the Junior School that kindled his interest in child education, in which he has been very resourceful. He was the Master in Charge of the Young Farmers Club from 1971 to 1996 and the Master in Charge of the National Drum and Dance Troupe from 1991 to 2000. His appointment as the Headmaster of the Junior School broke fresh grounds in being the rst Roman Catholic to take up this position. Having served as the head of the Science and the Agriculture faculties in the Upper School and as the Headmaster of the Junior School he made his mark. Realizing the importance of preparing the platform for the budding leaders of tomorrow to display their talents and interests, Mr. Fonseka initiated several activities, clubs and societies in this part of the school. the Art Circle and Nature Club are a few societies organized for the benet of the Student Mr. Ranjith Fonseka left us in 2007. 125

Mrs. Lilian Fonseka too served Trinity as a member of the tutorial staff for 32 long years. Joining TCK in 1970 and serving in the Science Section of the Upper School as the Zoology and Science Teacher Mrs. Fonseka too served as the Sectional Head of the Advanced level Science Section prior to her retirement. Today they are spend their retirement in Minuwangoda surrounded by their two daughters, their spouses, the grand children and all the loved ones. TUTORIAL STAFF The devoted, dedicated staff continues to run that extra mile making an immense contribution to the life of school and I am indeed fortunate to claim of such a staff behind me. Performing their duties tirelessly and displaying deep commitment and professionalism is the secret of all our achievements in curricular and co-curricular activities during the year. It is indeed a reection of their contribution and I am grateful to my staff. Mrs. S. Xavier will be leaving us at the end of the year. We wish to record her dedicated services rendered towards Indian dancing and wish her every success in all her future endeavors. Mrs.G.A.S Randima also will be leaving us at the end of the year and we wish her all the best. PRE SCHOOL Pre-school continues to be in demand as a well recognized institution as they cater to psycho social and pre operational skills of the early learners. Four classes with 100 children and 9 teachers are well managed by Mrs. Blossom Wijesooriya who is the Head of the section. Modern concept of “play therapy” is practiced under these qualied and experienced teachers and the day care centre too is popular among the parents. KINDERGARTEN The Kindergarten provides the solid foundation for the academic career in school and it is laid in the most meaningful manner. The after school activities continue to be popular among the young learners as they show tremendous interest in arts, music, scrabble, chess, mini basketball, creative work and dancing. This year too they participated in the Sinhala and Tamil New year celebrations, the sports meet, rippa rugby tournament, swimming meet, the spell master competition and the annual trip to saradial village. The Christians participated in the Easter program whilst the Buddhist, Islam and the Hindu students participated in Vesak, mosque activities and Saraswathie pooja respectively. My sincere thanks to Ms. Warna de Silva and the energetic staff for their services with dedication and hard work with much creativity. With the intention of encouraging and inspiring tomorrow's rugby players of TCK, this year too the Kindergarten Rippa Rugby Tournament was organized during the second term. 126

RIPPA RUGBY With the intention of encouraging and inspiring tomorrow's rugby players of TCK, this year too the Kindergarten Rippa Rugby Tournament was organized during the second term. Seven teams were involved in the tournament each team comprising of 10 players 22 matches were played over two days. 2 C and 2G teams played the nals and 2C emerged champions. SWIMMING All students engage in class swimming and it was encouraging to note that most of the students were able to part take in length events at the swimming meet. GRADE 3, 4 & 5 While the National Curriculum is taught at this level children are given opportunities to display their talents in speech, drama, verse and dictation at competitions organized at the English, Sinhala and Tamil language day celebrations. Introduction of exciting extra learning to the curriculum is done at this level to meet the needs of the growing child as they experience many changes that take place in their personal and inter personal intelligence where sufcient stimulation is essential. Those who did well at these activities were awarded Merit Certicates. The annual educational excursions were a tremendous success. GRADE 5 SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION The students who sat for the examination performed well with 17 obtaining pass marks. SPORTS AND EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS As usual the rst term was set aside for this important event. Regular practices were held in preparation for the Inter House Athletic Meet which was held on 2nd March. The overall champions were Carter Blue and the following emerged Champion Athletes. Under 8 – M. S. M. Suhail - Boarding House Under 9 – M. A. Riffai - Carter Blue Under 10 – K. D. L. S. S. Karunaratne - Campbell House Under 11 – K. H E. Gamage - Campbell House Many of our athletes participated at the Zonal Meet and in the All Island - John Tarbet Meet and won places and merit certicates. 127

SWIMMING The Inter House Swimming Meet was held during the 3rd Term. The overall championship was won by Carter Yellow. The following were recognized as Champion Swimmers. Grade 3 – K. G. Gunawardane Grade 4 – M. S. S. T. Madawala Grade 5 – H. M. T. R. Herath The Squad Swimmers participated in 8 major Swimming Meets and won many places. S. T. Madawala represented Trinity at the Novices Championship Meet and was qualied and won a merit certicate. RUGGER Rugby players of the Junior School participated in many coaching camps and tournaments throughout the year Inter House Rugby Tournament was held on 22nd, 23rd and 24th of March 2016. Two coaching camps were arranged, one in Hatton and another at Asgiriya Stadium with the intention of teaching the skills of rugby to the young ones. TABLE TENNIS The Inter House Tournament was held during the 1st Term. The Table Tennis team of the Junior School participated in the Provincial Tournaments and are heading towards a promising future as they have improved their talents and skills. Carter Yellow won the championship at the Inter House Tournament 2016. TENNIS Regular practices were held throughout the year for the 22 enthusiastic players attending the same. Even though there were no tournaments arranged during this quarter of the year the keenness shown by these young players continues. CRICKET Apart from the regular practices, practice matches were organized on Saturdays to for the keen cricketers in the Junior School. The Inter House Cricket Tournament was held during the 3rd Term and Carter Blue won the Championship. Kaveen Gamage of Campbell House was adjudged the best Batsman while Parakrama Sooriyabandara of Carter Red became the Best Bowler. Dimantha Mahavithana of Boarding House became the Best Fielder. HOCKEY The Inter House Hockey Tournament was organized for the 5th consecutive time. The championship trophy was won by Carter Blue. 128

SOCCER Regular practices were held and the Inter House Tournament was held during the 3rd Term. BASKETBALL Targeting the Inter House Basketball Tournament which was completed at the end of the 2nd Term, regular practices were held from the beginning of the year. Boarding House emerged Champions. BADMINTON Regular practices were held targeting the Inter House Tournament which was successfully conducted at the end of the 2nd Term. Carter Yellow emerged Champions. Thenula Ratnayake of Carter Red was selected as the Singles Champion and Y. Krithkesh and Yusuf Wasim of Carter Yellow became the Doubles Champion. GYMNASTICS Members are trained to develop their skills preparing them to face the level tests. Regular practices were continued. CHESS The Inter House Chess Tournament was held during the 1st Term. Boarding House was adjudged Champions 2016. Our members participated at the tournament organized by the Sri Lanka Schools Chess Association. H. A. D. A. B. Herath and B. Y. Kumburugamuwa got selected for the Inter School Individual Chess Festival nals. The under 9 team was qualied to participate at the Chess Team Festival organized by the Sri Lanka Schools Chess Association during the 3rd Term at Zonal level. CLUBS & SOCIETIES SCRABBLE CLUB The Scrabble Club held its regular practices every Thursday and the Inter Class Scrabble Tournament was held during the 2nd Term. NATURE CLUB The Nature Club of the Junior School functions with the aim of teaching students to appreciate and protect what is left of our rapidly disappearing natural world. Throughout the year the club organized programs such as lectures, nature walks, bird watching excursions and programs to mark World Environment Day , Water Day etc. involving poster campaigns and other awareness programs with the participation of all its young members. Individual projects encouraged many to make presentations as opportunities were arranged. In a world where cutting edge technology is seizing the minds and interests of our younger generation, the club strives to remind students of the wonders of nature. STAMP CLUB 129

STAMP CLUB Regular meetings were held with 35 members and an educational excursion was arranged to upgrade the knowledge. SOCIAL SERVICE UNION Many charity programs were lined up and all members took part in these with much dedication and enthusiasm. They conducted a medical camp for our staff and their families on 22ndMay. 22 doctors volunteered at this program. A charity programme was held in Galaha to provide stationary for 50 under privileged children. ART, MUSIC & DANCING INDIAN DANCE TROUPE This troupe performed at all the main functions of the Junior School such as the Literary Day Celebrations, Cultural Shows, and the Prize Day variety entertainment. MONITORS A few mentoring programs were arranged throughout the year providing them with ample opportunities to bond together and enhance their leadership, in making Trinity a better place. Leadership programs, nature walks, trips, charity projects were a few to name and the year came to an end with the Monitors Day. JUNIOR SCHOOL CHOIR The 115 members of the choir had an eventful year. The 33 member grade 5 choir emerged Provincial and All Island winners at the All Island Western Music and Dance competition conducted by the Ministry of Education. 34 of them won Gold Medals at the Provincial level and emerged All Island winners at the Sri Lanka Festival of Music and Dance and Speech. 80 member grade 3 and 4 choir participated at the choir festival organized by the Kandy Music Society. JUNIOR SCHOOL BAND 4O member band participated at all major functions of the school such as the Sportsmeet, Swimming Meet etc. Their performance at the annual Bradby encounter was a spectacular display. CUB SCOUTS Many activities were arranged during the year and the Nature Trails and the Trips including train journeys were successful with over 100 cub scouts participating. 64 Cub Scouts from grade 4 were able to collect a large amount of Rs. 89,000/= during their Job Week. Participation at the Kanboree at Pallekelle recorded over 150. The number of star winners are as follows: 73 – Bronze Star Winners 57 – Silver Star Winners 31 – Gold Star Winners 130

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES The Student Christian Movement had a successful year with programs arranged with the intention of increasing their knowledge in the religion, to maintain good behavior among students, to carry out religious functions and to carry out charity programs. Bible Quiz Competitions, Easter and Christmas program and a charity program to assist the ood victims were among these activities. The Buddhist Students Movement too organized their activities to mark the important events on the Buddhist Calendar. Two cows earmarked for slaughter were released at Vesak.The Islamic Student Movement continues with their religious programs on Mondays and Thursdays. Celebrating Annual Zakath the members of the ISM donated stationary items to a needy school in Kandy and they participated in the programs arranged by the senior ISM of the Upper School. Hindu students celebrated the Saraswathie Pooja during the 3rd Term. JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB Many interesting programs including educational excursions and seminars were arranged throughout the year. A visit to the College Farm, the Annual Seminar on activities related to science, study of Fauna and Flora could be named as a few. JUNIOR BOARDING HOUSE Despite small numbers the boarding grew from strength to strength facing all challenges, successfully winning the inter house Quiz Competition, basketball, chess and soccer tournaments. The Junior Boarders attended all major functions of the school throughout the year. Their annual trip was to the eastern part of the country spending two nights which was a tremendous success. The 2003 batch donated a common room for the boarders which is note worthy and our thanks to them. THANKS We are grateful to Rt. Rev. Diloraj Canagasabey, the Bishop of Colombo, the Principal Mr. Andrew Fowler Watt, the Chaplain Rev. Sanath Medagamgoda, The Vice Principal Mr. T.B.Jeganathan, the Co-Vice Principal Mr.AnandaMarasinghe, the Finance Manager Mrs.Nirosha Gunawardane, Head Administration Mr.Ravi Amarasekare, the Sick Room Matron, the Administrative Staff, the various Heads of Departments, the college Librarian Mrs.S. Kuruwita, the curator of the Asgiriya Stadium Mr. R. Abeyratne, the Manager of the college Farm, Manager catering and the staff of the college Swimming Pool for their corporation and support. I am thankful to all the members of the Junior School Staff and the support staff who carried out their duties with dedication and loyalty and fullled their tasks entrusted to them conscientiously and cheerfully. We would also like to thank our school Medical Ofcer Dr. R. L. Karunaratne the school Health Unit and the Dental Unit of the Department of Education, Kandy, Parents, the Parent Teacher Association, well wishers and the Old Boys who have helped us in numerous ways to make the lives of the little ones a more pleasant one. l 131

A very special thank you to all of you who have donated prizes which were awarded at the Prize Giving today. CONCLUSION If you are to teach the children of today, the way we taught yesterday, then we are robbing them of tomorrow. [Plato] My dear parents and teachers. We live with the children of the formative years who show a different approach and enthusiasm to learn, and not the way we learnt a couple of decades ago. The children and the whiz kids of the 21st century are exposed to “Technology Advancement” in the different form of Face Book, Wikipedia, e-learning, Instagram, blog, cloud and email etc. as the social media towards Networking. In the present context information is shared and is not a “closed system” Kids are smarter than the teachers in this digital learning era, hence the role of a teacher has become so complex and the preparation and readiness to teaching is very much challenging but let us understand that we are living in the“Age of information Explosion” The children could be mislead accessing web sites which are not conducive to growth of a child. The parents and the teachers have to be vigilant to guide the child towards the “learning objectives” of Advance Technology. Mind mapping of teachers will help the aspect of learning to learn in the 21st century. I urge the parents and loved ones not to force or over do the learning aspect of children and kill their creativity [Blooms Taxonomy] as there are ample opportunities for the innocent child to aspire in their chosen careers of Medicine, Engineering, Law, Management, ICT, Architecture, Interior Decorations, Hospitality Industry, Fitness and many more emerging elds where there are world of opportunities in Vocational Training. I fervently wish that the award winners today will prosper into great citizens with careful upbringing and nurturing by parents and teachers around them. “Respice Finem” Thank you. P. H. Navaratne Headmaster Junior School. 132