2012 Nuwara-Eliya - Lyceum International School

Student Performance at G.C.E. (Ordinry Level) : December 2011
Our Performance at G.C.E (O/L’s)
Buddhism : 100%
Hinduism : 100%
Roman Catholic : 100%
Catholic : 100%
Sinhala : 100%
Tamil : 100%
Sadusha
English
Mathematics
: 100%
: 83.3%
Sajeevan
“A”s : 7
Science
History
: 100%
: 100%
“A”s : 6
“B”s : 1 Business Studies : 91.7%
“B”s : 2
“C”s : 1 Literature
I.C.T
: 83.3%
:100%
“S”s : 1
C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s !
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To Parents and Guardians
WAYS TO TEACH VALUES TO YOUR CHILDREN
1. Tell them your life stories and teach through your stories; Kids love to hear stories about your childhood. Weave
in some moral dilemmas and you’ve got great opportunities to teach values to them.
2. Live your own life according to your values; Kids learn by imitating, especially at a young age. They are very
adept at sealing if what you say and what you do are matching up. Follow your own values every moment.
3. Expose them to your religion or faith; It seems especially important today to let them know that they’re not alone.
Providing your kids with a community of faith will strengthen their values and provide parents some “leverage”.
4. Ask your child questions that will stimulate a dialogue about values; Telling them what values they should have
won’t always be effective, especially when your kids get older. Asking them “curious” questions will allow
discussions that will eventually lead to values. “What did you think about that fight” may be more effective than, “He
shouldn’t have started that fight”.
5. Talk to them about values in a relaxed and easy way; Talk to them when everyone’s relaxed, and do it in a light,
conversational manner. They’ll be much more likely to be listening rather than tuning you out.
6. Read them fairy tales when they’re younger; Fairy tales capture the imagination of kids and can easily lead to a
discussion of values. Kids will learn the most concerning values when they’re excited about the topic.
7. Involve your kids in art, activities, or helping others while limiting TV and video games; Kids learn values when
they experience them. Allow them to experience helping others and involve them in activities that will expand their
creativity.
8. Have frequent conversations about values in your household; This lets your kids know that it’s important and it’s
not just something you talk about when they do something wrong. Their value system will often reflect yours if the
expectations are high.
Lyceum Coordinator (Nuwara Eliya) : Mr. Chandima Roshan Wijewardane
Participation of College Bands at the Seasonal Opening
The Bands of Trafford (Lyceum International School) Nuwara Eliya performed their
dynamism and proficient talents, at the glorious day of Seasonal Opening Ceremony
in the City of “ Little England ” on the First day of April 2012.
The Bands in action in the City
Leadership Training for the
Panel of Prefects of the College
Objective of the Residential Leadership Training Camp:
To enhance the leadership qualities of school prefects
Venue: International Center for Training of Rural Leaders
Ministry of Youth Affairs & Skills Development Embilipitiya
Duration: 14 – 16 March 2012
Academic Staff Participated:
Mr. M M S Priyalal (Coordinator), Ms. Janithri Ratnayake,
Mr. Marvyn Nicholas, Mr. Clive Christopher
Prefects Trained:
2 nd Row (L – R): Mahesha, Vimansha, Rasmina, Nadeeshani,
Senani, and Ann
3 rd Row (L – R): Lakmal, Mario, Randy, Sudarshan, Hasanka,
Pramuka, Lakshitha, Heshan, Vidhushan, Ishan and Vinuban
4 th Row (L – R): Zawahir, Nimansu, Nadun, Gihan, Stellon,
Duminda, Gyrika,Salindu, Sajeevan, Sasanka and Heshara
SRB Student Record Book (Nursery & Pre Grade) and (Grade 1 to 12)
The above mentioned book has been given to your child Please complete the relevant pages in it. Also paste a recent snap in Trafford School Uniform on
the cover and put a polethene /cellophane cover. The SRB has to be carried daily to school and show it at the gate to enter the school. The SRB acts as a
communication between parents and teachers / school. Notices from school will inserted in the inner back cover of the SRB. Please acknowledge the
notice by signing in the school to parent section. If you want to write a message you can write in the “Parents to School” section.
EXCUSE LETTERS FOR STUDENTS: “Letters of Excuse” should be valid with the dates and reasons for absence clearly mentioned and signed (signature should
match with the specimen provided) by Parent in the Student Record Book (SRB).
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SCHOOL FEES PAYING IN VOUCHER
The fees voucher for the month of April will be sent through
the SRB. Please pay in the fees before end of April to the
Hatton National Bank, Nuwara Eliya A/C No.
129010007293. Please paste the bank receipt in your
child’s SRB. You can keep a photocopy for your reference.
Please note that once fees are paid a card will not be
issued to you as done previously. Each month the school
fees paying in voucher will be sent to you. From September
2012 a school fees paying in voucher will be sent to you to
pay for the term. i.e. from September 2012 to December
2012. You will then have to pay the fees for 4 months at
once and you may do so before December 2012. Please
contact Mr. Roshan, Accountant, Lyceum International,
Nuwara Eliya, for further instructions in this regard.
SHB 1, SHB 2 (Students Hand Book)
In addition to the SRB a student from Grade 1 to 12 gets a
Students Hand Book 1 SHB 1 has all the Code of Conduct
for students, and other details. SHB 2 which has the annual
calendar, book lists, exam time tables, extra curricula
activities calendar etc. will be provided later.
Lyceum International School – Nuwara Eliya