THE LYCEKUMER WORDS WISDOM FROM OUR FOUNDER, DR. MOHAN LAL GRERO “HE IS A WISE MAN WHO DOES NOT GRIEVE FOR THE THINGS WHICH HE HAS NOT, BUT REJOICES FOR THOSE WHICH HE HAS.” Epictetus, Philosopher- What price tag would ‘you’ put on a single minute of “your' life? Benjamin Franklin once said, ‘Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of*. Steve Jobs observed, ‘It's really clear that the most precious resource we have is time’. This is the cue we get from many more thinkers through the centuries and it comes in one simple sentence -'your time is priceless’. You may not know me personally; | may never even meet you. | do not know which school you attend, your family back ground or your nationality. Each one of us is born with many differences, but everyone has 24 hours in a day. If time is the only fact that is divided equally among us, imagine how much more we can achieve. We must learn to value our time and be like the great people who have achieved much in life. If such is not the importance of time John F. Kennedy would not have said, ‘We must use time as a tool and not as a couch’. I'm sure some of these great people didn’t sit before their TV for hours on end or sit idly before the computer screen and wasted their precious time. Ret) a Every minute, every hour, every day is priceless... ‘Achievers’ value their time. Are you an achiever? The way you look at and value your time will tell you the answer. If we don't value our time, nobody else is going to. As we navigate the complexities of a new school term, I'm reminded of a meaningful story that carries a meaningful lesson for us all. In a small village nestled between rolling hills, there lived @ community that relied on a majestic ancient tree at its center. This tree symbolized strength, wisdom, and unity among the villagers. One day, a fierce storm swept through the village, threatening to uproot the beloved tree. Rather than succumbing to despair, the villagers rallied together. Each person played a role, whether it was reinforcing the roots, providing shelter, or simply offering words of encouragement. Through collective effort and unwavering determination, the commu only saved their cherished tree but emerged stronger and more connected than ever before. not This story serves as a gentle reminder that challenges are an inevitable part of our journey. It is during these moments of adversity that the strength of our community truly shines. As we face the uncertainties of the academic year, let us approach each obstacle with the same spirit of, collaboration and resilience. Chandana Basnayake Principal Fou Ceaca Rest ceo Pree oC eee ree Pee tradition as our teachers returned on the 2nd of January. cE RO ee ie eee ig boiling a pot of milk, followed by a delightful sharing of Milk Cisne Rae ce en erga ey Fulfillment Centre premises set the tone for the upcoming academic year. ‘Together, we reflected on past achievements and charted a course for continued success. narking th turn £5 the opportunities andjun-up to the highly anticipated Annual Athlet of tyceum International Schoo! Kurunegal, icipated in rigorous selection rounds held during the re a sh talent, determination, and pas: 5 the upcoming Track and FieldRen eens] a Penn tata tee eee ras sue sui a ated eee eee gig# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue HOUSE WISE MEETINGS FOR STUDENTS, STAFF & PARENTS This month, our school witnessed a burst of ‘energy and creativity as all four houses Cygnus, Cetus, Aquila, and Ursa held separate meetings for students, staff and parents. Each house meetin, became a hub oi innovative ideas and enthusiastic discussions. These gatherings exemplified the collaborative spirit of our school community and laid the foundation for a year filled with inspiration and success. We are _—eagerly anticipatin an exceptional annual athletic meet involving these four houses. THE FIRST IGCSE COHORT ACHIEVES OUTSTANDING RESULTS We are proud to ennounce the stellar performance of our first IGCSE cohort in the IGCSE exams held in September 2023. Their results surpassed expectations, showcasing the dedication and excellence instilled at lyceum Kurunegala. Congratulations to our pioneering students and thanks to our dedicated faculty for this remarkable achievement! “05-# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS - ANNUAL ATHLETIC MEET 2023/24 The, Track and Field events of the Annual Athletic Meet of Lyceum International School, Kurunegala was recently held at the LFC school grounds and the Wehera Public ground. The atmosphere was charged with energy as students showcased their athletic prowess. Impressively, our students delivered commendable performances during the preliminary rounds, leaving an indelible mark across various events. The finals of the track events are now eagerly awaited, promising to amplify the excitement on the upcoming Athletic Meet day. Our students’ dedication and hard work have already set the stage for a thrilling culmination. ANNUAL FIELD TRIP OF PACE CLASSROOM Immersing in the natural world provides an extensive sensery experience, brimming with captivating sights, fragrances and sounds. Nature not only offers an optimal sensory encounter but also serves as a crucial preventative measure against sensory dysfunction. The inaugural field trip of the PACE Classroom unfolded on the 26th of January 2024. The children enjoyed a splendid opportunity to explore nature, observe animals in their native habitats and have a delightful time. They ‘were thrilled by the lush green grass, a gentle waterfal, fluttering butterflies and the natural surroundings teeming with life. “06.CHESS ‘SRILANKA SCHOOLS TEAM CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP (ALL ISLAND) CCU ee Rc Cee Ca) PX eae Cast tm Uae my err 58) Board Price - Lewmitha Minhas | Uthum Rathnayaka TABLE TENNIS 3 SOUTH ASIAN JUNIOR AND CADET TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP (AGTTC] ~2024 Cele yee ml MUMS rel aCe UE Y) eC cu Ce Aer Coa oni ce caren)# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue PT easy Parent Services facility is dedicated for you to connect with us, ask questions, share suggestions, or express any concerns you may have regarding 4 Ye oer oy cree we oy toe rae Seat enlinobbempebrauaipenieaiard improve and enhance your child's educational keeie You can get in touch with us through the following dedicated contact numbers by sending an SMS, Telegram Message or making a call. Cer re Lyceum Nugegoda (LNU) 0779609781 Lyceum Panadura (LPA) 0777700937 Lyceum Wattala (LWA) 0740360256 Lyceum Ratnapura (LRA) 076045 6575 Lyceum Gampaha (LGA) 0760938255 Lyceum Nuwara Eliya (LEA) 0777773897 Lyceum Anuradhapura (LAN) 076249 9644 Lyceum Kurunegala (LKU) 0774171970 Lyceum Avissawella (LAV) 077708100 Lyceum Nugegoda (LLNU) 0740690072 Lyceum Panadura (LLPA) 074337 6899 Lyceum Wattala (LLWA) 0761492340 © e Lyceum Ratnapura (LLRA) 076033 7371 a Lyceum Nuwara Eliya (LLEA) 0773568847 - - Lyceum Anuradhapura (LAN) 0768634191 Child's Participation in Sports Activities econ inte (a SE ‘We would like to remind all parents of our students Lyceum Kuliyapitiya (LIXL) 0771447070 oo iB Lyceum Kaduwela (LLKD) 0777705226 participating in sports actwites.Itis imperative that Lyceum Kottawa (LLKO) 0779207644 you need to observe and ensure your child's fitness = ES and overall health before allowing them to take part aan ue in any sports event or activity. Lyceum Negombo (LLNG) 076983 2476 lyceum Eh EH) 07845 8688 Your child's safety and well-being are our mann forties and your cooperation i ths matter fe _‘oeum Kuruwita (LKR) 07591 8258 highly appreciated! Lyceum Avissawella (LLAV) 077824 4885 ‘Thank you for your attention and cooperation. a) UTSLER Cif student Counsellor/ ‘The Management Child Protection and Safeguarding 0765570707 Lyceum International schoo! Officer (Chief SCCPSO) -08-# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue Ts Dear Parents, Emphasizing the core values of unity and discipline at Lyceum international Schoolwe would like to remind everyone of the uniform guidelines that contribute to the sense of unity and discipline within our school. Specifically highlighting specific regulations regarding sleeve lengths for both students and prefects, adherence to these regulations is important in nurturing a shared sense of pride and belonging within our school ‘community. Guidelines: ‘+ Students are required to wear short sleeves. ‘+ Male prefects have the option to wear either short or long sleeves according to their preference. ‘+ Female prefects are required to wear short sleeves exclusively, ‘As we strive to create an inclusive and respectful atmosphere within our school, we appreciate your ‘cooperation in following these uniform guidelines. ‘Thank you for your attention to these details, and ‘we look forward to everyone's continued support in upholding the values that make our school a special place for leaming and growth. ‘The Management Lyceum international Schoo! ear eomom limitedlimagination Dear Parents, Students visiting outside establishments in uniform Please be informed that students cannot visit establishments outside the school premises, while in school uniform, unless prior written permission is obtained from the Management or ‘are accompanied by their own parents / guardian. Students cannot change from school uniform into casual wear inside the school without the permission. (Please refer SHB 1- Page 65 for further details) Your supportiin this regard is highly appreciated ! ‘Thank you ‘The Management Lyceum International Schoo! - “09.# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue Ta is) Dear Parents of 10 X National students, Please note that 10x National students need not pay term fees for the 2nd Term from January 2028 to April 2024. ‘The Management Lyceum international School ene Dear parents, Usage of Photos of LIS Students ‘This message is to inform you of the usage of photos of students of Lyceum International School. ‘We, at Lyceum, display photos of the activities done in the school and the students partaking in co-curricular & extracurricular programmes on the social media sites, Facebook and Instagram, on the schoo! website, publications and in newspaper articles. This is done to raise awareness in the Lyceum community and beyond, of the talents of our young students, to encourage the balance between academic and co-curricular programmes, and also to motivate our students to participate ‘and engage in more activities and programmes, ‘enhancing their mental, physical and emotional well-being. Hence, we kindly ask all parents to understand and ‘support the school regarding this matter. Best wishes, ‘The Management Lyceum International School Se ee ets ed een at hc eet ted Ce he ed ond all® In-which case, you fail by default.” aa ae cil Dear Parents, Please note that homework is not compulsory from Nursery to Grade 3. Please allow your child to do the homework only if he / she likes to do. Grades 4 to 12 homework is compulsory. ‘The Management Lyceum international Schoo! ene Dear Parents, Refundable Deposit Receipt Please note that you will need to produce the original receipt to collect the refundable deposit from Lyceum International School. if not, the refunding process will take longer than the standard period. ‘The Management lyceum International Schoo! Dear Parents, ‘Students posing for photos inside and outside the School Premises in Uniform Students posing for photos inside and outside the school premises in uniform and publishing them in social media should be approved by the School Management. ‘The Management lyceum international School “10.# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue a sy Lessons in freedom from "Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget” IER ew Hope you caught the new movie ‘Chicken Run: Dawn, of the Nugget’ during the holidays. It wasn't just about chickens escaping; there were some real lessons in there. Firstly, it taught us that freedom isn't easy. Sure, it was awesome when the chickens broke free from the Tweedy farm, but then they faced new challenges. Freedom means choices, and sometimes those choices an be really tough. The movie also showed us that being free means being brave and helping others. Remember how Ginger ‘and Rocky risked everything to save their chick? They could've played it safe, but they knew doing the right thing mattered more. ao Real freedom is standing up for what you believe, even, when it's scary. But here's the reality: freedom isnt just about doing your thing. Sometimes, you've got to think about others too. Just like Rocky realized, helping your friends and family matters. Teamwork counts, even if you're a bunch of chickens. HAPPY NEW YEAR ‘And being free means being smart. Remember the tricks the chickens used to escape? They had to be clever and think outside the coop. So, when problems come your, way, think creatively and keep pushing through. Remember, freedom isn't just about fiying solo. It's about being bold, lending a hand, thinking for yourself, and finding clever ways to solve problems. And if things get overwhelming, remember your school counsellors are there to support you. Don't hesitate to reach out for guidance or even just to talk. “Let's make this our happy beginning”, just like Rocky said in the movie. Here's to a year of bravery, teamwork, smart thinking, and making the most of our freedom! Kusumanjalee Thilakarathna Chief Student Counsellor, Child Protection and Safeguarding Officer Lyceum International Schoo!# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue A Tn sy The Integral Role of Parents in Special Education ©:+0-@ ‘A solid home-connection is vital for any student. It is especially Important for a student seeking special ‘education services, Parents play a vital role in the overall development of their child, a5 well as in supporting schools in collaboratively ensuring holistic growth and success. Parents have a unique understanding of thelr child and this plays an essential part in the development of academic support systems and plans, Together with ‘school, parents need to be actively involved. We can understand and empathise with the fact that being ‘a parent of a student with learning difficulties and/or behavioural and clinical diagnoses, can be challenging. ‘When parents proactively work with the school towards learning more about their child, these challenges can be overcome gradually. It's important to seek sound advice from specialists and educators and work towards implementing recommended strategies at home. Sharing updated documents with school also ensures that the relevant teachers can implement suggested techniques at school. ‘Strategies to promote development and support your child 1. Recognise your own _thoughts/biases/ misconceptions on special education. 2. Update yourself with research and learn more about your child's condition. ‘Appreciate your child for all thet they are. Do not focus on their limits. Look for their strengths and focus on the positives. Get to know your child, their personality and preferences, Consider the steps you can follow to promote their Independence and autonomy. Develop a growth mindset - focus on progress over perfection. Use Discipline- not punishment. Discipline helps with developing healthy habits long-term as the child can be made to understand the rationale for a consequence given. Separate the child from the behaviour. Remember, fo child is bad’ however all children are capable of making correct and incorrect decisions. When correcting your child’s behaviour make sure they know you still love them. Address the behaviour that needs to change. Spend quality time. As a family go out often and go out in public - supermarket/movies/park and other ‘outings. These create invaluable memories for the whole family. 10. Create opportunities for conversation/interaction between your child and their siblings/cousins/ family fiends. We have a shared responsibility in educating students. We know that when teachers and parents work together to support the learning and social/emotional needs of students, that students perform better in school. Likewise, they develop into well-rounded individuals ! Mrs, Annja Perera CSS-HOD for the Academic Enrichment Centre Lyceum international Schoo! az# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue IMPORTANT NOTICES Important Messages To Parents. Safe Collection of Students’ Policy Our children’s safety is of paramount importance tousall. At the end of the school day, our aim is to ensure students are dismissed carefully under supervision, collected on time and arrive home safely. + It is compulsory for every child to carry the SRB which acts as an Identification Document as well ‘as a communication book. It is mandatory that the updated contact information of the parents/guardianis mentioned therein. *Both parents/guardian should provide their telephone numbers to be included for Grade- wise Telegram chat groups maintained by the school. * Pre Primary and Primary students are given a Student's Identity Card. The person who is collecting the child from the school at the end of the school day, has to present this student ID card to the gate security and the teacher to collect the child from the school. + Ifthe person who comes to collect the child fails, to bring the student ID by any chance, the class teacher calls the parents and verifies the identity of the person with the parents/guardian, before the child is handed over. However, details of the person (name, address, NIC number etc.) who collected the child will be noted down. * All students from Pre- Primary to Grade 5 will not be allowed to leave the school alone unless accompanied by an authorised person. Students from Grades 6 to 12 can leave schoolon their own. The mode of transport they take should be informed to the Class Teacher. * Van/school bus drivers or lady attendants also should possess the student ID to collect Pre- Primary to Grade 5 students. If the van/buses have to wait for students of higher grades to come due to their school finishing later than the Pre-Primary to Grade 5S students, please inform your class teacher to keep your child in the classroom until school finishes for the older students, to ensure their safety. «* Parents/guardians have to request for an extra IDif they need another individual who will come tocollect the child, * Once a Pre-Primary to Grade 5 child is handed ‘over to an authorised adult, they are no longer the responsibility of the school. Parents/guardian/authorised adults are requested to remain vigilant after collecting their child to ensure that they leave the school premises safely and reach home safely. * Itis a responsibility of every parent/guardian to abide by the traffic road safety rules and support the schoo! Traffic Control Officers and the Police for asmooth operation. ‘+ In the event of severely inclement weather or emergencies school may be closed or the starting time delayed. The same conditions may necessitate an early dismissal. This will be notified to parents/guardians through the SRB/Telegram (grade-wise chat groups). If ime does not permit for the parents/guardians to be informed through the SRB/Telegram, the students will be kept in the school premises until it is safe for them to be collected by their parents/guardian. li there is a court order or injunction prohibiting someone (spouse, ex-spouse or other adult) fromhavingcontact with the child, Class Teacher and Management should be informed with a copy of the relevant document by parents/guardian. *Any parent under the influence of alcohol/drugs/violent behaviour will be prohibited from taking the child. In such situations, the parents/guardian will be informed tocome and collect the child. a3# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue ins) ‘Siblings in Grade 1 to 5 studying in the same school will not be allowed to collect their younger sistersand brothers. *School expects parents/guardians to be punctual and get children collected on time, However, if there is an emergency and a parent/guardian is going to be delayed, the school must be contacted and informed. + Parents who are habitually late will be adviced in writing that any further infringement of this rule may mean cancellation of the studentship. + Early collection of children during school hours is not allowed unless there is a special reason accepted by the school authority. If it is a pre- planned event such as doctor’s appointment, court summons etc., a written request (early dismissal note) should be sent by the parent/guardian via the SRB for the approval of Principal atleast one day prior tothe event. Ifitis @ doctor’s appointment, a copy of the channelling receipt must be submitted, * Ifthereis asuddenillness or injury, the child will the School Infirmary. Parents/guardian will be informed. After explaining to the parents/guardians about the nature of the illness/injury they are allowed to collect the child, Relevant details are recorded in the SRB and approved by the Class Teacher and the Nurse. Accidents will be recorded in the ‘Accidents Page’ in the SRB. be taken to ‘+ In case of an emergency medical situation, a designated school vehicle/outside ambulance is provided to take the child to the nearest government hospital, accompanied by the school Nurse and a staff member. However, depending on the emergency, there may be instances where the child will have to be takento: thenearest privatehospital. * PACE (Practical Academics and Community Education) students who attend the Academic Enrichment Centre should be collected by a responsible and capable adult possessing the student ID. PACE students can be given permission to be collected earlier than the school closing time, depending on their situation. + Ifthe child is participating in an after school co- curricular activity, the child has to have on record inthe SRB, the activity/activities the child is taking part in. After the activity is over, the ‘Teacher in Charge conducts the children to the school's gate and hands over the child to the parent/guardian/authorised person who has the child's 1D. Grades 6 ~ 12 students may leave the school premises on their own as mentioned earlier if it is 6.30 p.m. or earlier. If itis laterthan 6.30 p.m., the parent/guardian will have to come and collect the child. * When a mega eventis held at an outside venue, the children are kept strictly under the supervision of a teacher at all times until the parents/guardian come to collect the child. «When a concert is held at school, parents/guardians can collect the child from a respective classroom only after the concert (not after their performance). + When examinations areheld at outside venues, school security and protocol officers will be deployed to such venues to see that all students are safeguarded. * When a child goes on a field trip, the child can be collected from school after the trip from the Teacher in Charge. Grades 9 to 12 students may leave on their own as long as the time has not passed 6,30 p.m. If the students arrive after 6.30 pm after a field trip, then the parents will be requested tocome and collect the child. * If a child is abandoned/uncollected, attempts will be made to contact the parents/guardian and finally the Police. School Management “14# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue pate A ites) Message from a Past Pupil... decade ago, | was a young boy grappling with \ learning difficulties, uncertain of my academic journey. Yet Alhamdulillah, the guiding light provided by Lyceum transformes the trajectory of my life and propelled me toward astounding achievements, My journey was fraught with challenges, especially When facing the pivotal O/L examinations. It was through the unwavering support and guidance received at Lyceum that conquered this significant hurdle. Here, ‘my potential was recognized and unleashed, setting the stage for extraordinary accomplishments, ‘At an age where many are just embarking on their university journey after A/L, | defied norms, completing a bachelor's degree in Business Administration and thereafter an MBA at the age of 20, ina leading university in the Uk—a feat | owe to the foundation laid at lyceum. In addition, | will be enrolling myself to a Doctorate in Business Administration by next year. Within a remarkably brief period, | cultivated a robust academic background, enabling me to fulfill pivotal roles as a CEO, and Director across diverse industries, To the leaders at Lyceum (Sir Mohan Lal Grero, Ms Kumari Grero and Sir NikithaGrero), yourimpact extends, far beyond the walls of this school. You are not merely assets to students at Lyceum but luminaries influencing the global landscape. | often profess that all teachers are heroes, but the educators at Lyceum are superheroes. Not everyone possesses the superpower of patience and the ability to nurture and teach children like me. Your dedication, patience, and belief in every student's potential are the superpowers that set you apart. Abdur Rasheedh Sabreen Class of 2016 IGCSE Lyceum Nugegoda General Studies jon; Whopainted the famous artwork “The Last Supper”? r —: Leonardo da Vinei “Your Children Need Your Presence More Than Your Presents.” “Parents Are The Ultimate Role Models: —-# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue LYCEUM Brcsse bat ACADEMY pairs ELEVATING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE eres Lyceu offers an array of skill development short courses, seminars and optional subject support classes tailored to benefit both Lyceum International School students and external scholars island wide through our four distinct sub- units.wvith an unwavering focus on delivering excellent and student-friendly educational services,all our classes and courses are thoughtfully scheduled to accommodate students, offering the flexibility to balance their schoolwork with extracurricular activities and courses simultaneously. It Important to note that the courses offered under the Lyceum Academy are |, & the dedsion to enroll s at the discretion of parents. The Lyceum Academy simply provides parents with the opportunity to their child's beyond what is offered by the schoo! curriculum. We encourage only interested students & parents to register and join lyceum Academy for a holistic education where learning has no bounds. ws _ = hy Se ae SS Understanding. the importance of aesthetics and —AtLyceum Academy, we are committed to expanding mental wellbeing, Lyceum Academy has edtablshed the horizons of students by proving opportunities the School of Arts, offering a wide range of aesthetic to explore international cultures & enhance their programs and courses. communication skills. > uc speating propor Gn course «Pearson International Certificate ‘© Speech & drama preparation courses Young Learners Course + Vocal coaching classes * Early Learners English Language © Western dancing Course CER) : ints apy evoing& hgh compete er the Cpanel. Wie ers Svereroge of pecan’ courses designed to equip students with skills to oe compet the Syren xz Robotics workshop = Abacus (UCMAS) program or cates Dining etiquettes aa Sean In today's highly competitive educational landscape, school systems and curricula are continually evolving and upgrading to meet the demands of the modern world. At Lyceum Academy, we provide the additional support required by the students to conquer their goals through our learning hub. + Subject coaching classes * Poper discussion classes * Seminar sessions © 070 600 7711 16.# Kurunegala 2024 January Issu LYCEUM ASSESSMENTS 0 SS SS offers a wide range of innovative examinations and assessments, ensuring inclusivity for learners of all levels and standards. We pride ourselves on maintaining faimess, validity, and reliability in all our assessments, adhering to standardized procedures to enhance measurement accuracy, consistency, and test security, Mien ace n Lu iin aed Lyceum Assessments is now an approved center for Pearson Lyceum Assessments takes great delight in setting 5 International Exams, providing students the opportunity to papers for and earn which can unlock for all Lyceum International Schoo! doors to international higher education and career branches, which serve over 20,000 students opportunities. The offered qualifications include Pearson islandwide. Edexcel international Advanced Level, International GCSE, & Pearson English Young Learners Intemational Certificate, Q rexron ede Geos The Festival of Arts encourages young artists to and like teamwork, creativity, confidence, and communication. It offers a range of categories, including Speech & Drama, Public Speaking, Spelling Bee, Art, and Music Examinations, fostering artistic 4 expressive development in various domains, > OTHER ASSESSMENTS & EXAMINATIONS We offer a to enhance skills and knowledge. Additionally, we provide IELTS and PTE preparation classes for those looking to improve their English language proficiency tests For more details about our IELTS or PTE preparation courses, contact us on 076 293 8298 @ reanon ere a7# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue © LYCEUM PLACEMENTS LYCEUM PLACEMENTS WHAT'S NEW > naviras od Navitas is the latest addition to the Lyceum . Ta Placements university portfolio. It consists of recorans chery poteia Reams ANIL AS WS pathway programmes to some of the leading universities in the world Royal Roads UNIVERSITY eC iad ei Rr eerste a ot Oe a as a ea eee Rene ena eet ct etre eat tera ear het a UPCOMING EVENTS MONASH INFORMATION & APPLICATION DAY > The team at Lyceum Placements is planning to provide University guidance for interested students who are willing to ‘apply to Monash University to complete their graduate or postgraduate degree programs from the main branches of Lyceum Placements. INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY FAIR 2024 > We are thrilled to announce that Lyceum Placements is set INTERNATIONAL to host the International University Fair for the 2nd time on @9/G@ UNIVERSITY E the 20th and 2st of February at the Cinnamon Lokeside le FAIR'24 Hotel, Colombo.We look forward to seeing you there ! CONTACT US “ahs or Ei) lected 777 18-# Kurunegala 2024 January Issue BE We are thrilled to announce a momentous achievement for Lyceum Campus. After undergoing a rigorous evaluation process, we are delighted to announce that we have received off Ministry of Higher Education to be recognized as a degree awarding institution. ial approval from the This significant milestone marks a new chapter in our journey towards providing high-quality education to all students (LE We are thrilled to announce the newest addition to our Lyceum Campus portfolio, Bachelor of Edu Honours in Primary Education Programme. This four-year full-time Degree programme is designed to incorporate emerging areas in Primary Education, innovative teaching methods, and advanced technologies to address the evolving needs of both local and international education systems. REMINISCE 2023 We are pleased to announce the successful cul were all eagerly waiting for - Ri unforgettable year-end celebration, jon of an event we the grandest and most The Faculty of Business Studies and the Student Council came together to organize this remarkable event at the Lyceum Campus 20th of December 2023. It was a collective effort that aimed to provide an opportunity for students to express their heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed lecturers and dedicated administration premises on th The ambiance was filled with heartfelt speeches, and nostalgic memories as students gathered together to acknowledge the hard work and dedication demonstrated by our lecturers throughout the yea was truly a night filled with joy. 011 751 4444 | ®©©@ 076 540 0777 cient econ nny “19-