Lyceum International School

The Lyceum International School, popularly known as LIS and its students as Lyceumers, is a school providing primary and secondary education in Sri Lanka. It is a network of schools in Sri Lanka.[1]

Lyceum International School
Location
Nugegoda, Panadura, Wattala, Ratnapura, Gampaha, Kandana, Nuwara Eliya, Anuradhapura, Kurunegala

Sri Lanka
Information
TypeInternational School
MottoKnow thyself
Established14 June 1993
GradesLower Nursery To Grade 12 (Upper Sixth)
GenderCo-ed
Age2 to 20
Color(s)Blue Silver
Song"Lyceum our alma mator May the torch of learning burn from body mind and spirit...”
Websitewww.lyceum.lk

Lyceum International School Nugegoda (LN)

Founded by Mohan Lal Grero in 1993, Lyceum International School began with seven students and five teachers. The motto is derived from the Ancient Greek aphorism "Know thyself".[2] The motto itself has no application within the curriculum or teaching style. Today Lyceum is made up of the parent school in Nugegoda and eight branch schools in Kandana(LK), Panadura(LP), Wattala(LW), Ratnapura(LR), Gampaha(LG), Nuwara Eliya(LE), Anuradhapura(LA) and Kurunegala(LK).

History

Lyceum Academy for Higher Education was founded by its managing director Mohan Lal Grero on 7 September 1989. This was situated at Raymond Road, Nugegoda where the present campus stands. At that time Lyceum had only two classrooms and the organization had only external students.

The Lyceum International School at Nugegoda now has over 1 student and over 20 academic staff.

Curriculum

Lyceum prepares its senior school students to sit for the Cambridge International Examinations for their Ordinary Levels and Advanced Level Examinations endorsed by the University of Cambridge, in the United Kingdom, and by the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES), its examination body.

Since 2010, students are given the option of choosing between the Cambridge syllabus or the National syllabus in the English language, which gives them the opportunity to be eligible for higher education at public universities in Sri Lanka.

Lyceum has consistently produced some of the island's best examination results, and its students have successfully been enrolled in the world's best universities.

Uniform

The Lyceum uniform adorns the two colors blue(light) and grey. Boys must wear a blue shirt and grey trousers (grade 6 and above) whereas boys from grades 1–5 should wear the same blue shirt and grey shorts. Girls wear a blue frock with a grey coat (from grades 1–12). In addition Lyceum sports a special PT kit including a PT T-shirt and PT track bottoms to be worn by both girls and boys on days they have PT.

Achievements

Model United Nations Club

Lyceum is an annual participant of COMUN (Colombo Model United Nations) and SLMUN (Sri Lanka Model United Nations). The lyceum delegation won the best school and best delegation award in the COMUN 2011 Conference along with several other awards and has also been runners up in most of the previous conferences.

Lyceum International School Wattala Branch also has participated in COMUN 2012 Conference winning GA2 Best Delegate Award.

Lyceum International School Nugegoda Branch annually Hosts LISMUN Conference.

Inter International Schools Athletic Championship (ISAC)

The Lyceum branches of schools have won the ISAC consecutively along with Lyceum Nugegoda hosting the ISAC for the ninth time at the Mahinda Rajapakse Stadium, Diyagama and Gateway College Colombo also playing a part in hosting the ISAC nine times.

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References
  1. "find lyceum school | lyceum on location | lyceum.lk". www.lyceum.lk. Retrieved 16 November 2018.
  2. "Journey into Self: the Lyceum Experience". Daily Mirror. Colombo, Sri Lanka: Wijeya Newspapers. 5 December 2017. Retrieved 3 May 2018.

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