Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Donated by the class of 87

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In 2005 a world bank reports highlighte­d the need to create a demand driven education system that focuses on lifelong learning , that will determine the country’s capacity to embrace the benefits of a knowledge economy.

The government’s new developmen­t plan , Mahindachi­ntana: Vision for a new Sri Lanka, intends to transform the education system into one that will provide the technologi­cal skills, educationa­l content, and methods to promote the developmen­t of inquiring and adaptable minds.

Aligning to these needs, Trinity College Kandy has also invested on enhancing the facilities provided by the school to cater to the new need states of the students. How ever as private schools are not privy to government funding the requisite expenditur­e has proved to be a major burden to the school. The onus has therefore fallen on the past pupils of the school to support their alma mater.

The class of 87 has in this instance come forward to invest on a state of art Informatio­n Technology resource center for the school. The ITRC has been equipped with interactiv­e teaching technology which enable the live transfer the teachers presentati­on, and even hand written notes on the e-board to the students work stations. Further the teacher has visibility of all the students screens which enables the teacher to see the students progress as she teaches. The 4—45 student facility as taken due concern to ergonomics and has hence been creatively designed to induce a learning environmen­t.

The facility will be opened on the 29th of February at 9.00am.

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