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How many episodes does Lyceum International Schools have?
The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.
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January 22, 2022SE02:EP09 Vethumi Gunawardane On this week's podcast, Vethumi Gunawardane, a former student from Lyceum Ratnapura (Batch of 2019), shares her story of success with us.
Vethumi is pursuing a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery degree at Melaka Medical College.
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...more November 26, 2021Dr Sachika Saparamadu Decision-making may sound serious, but they also come with surprising changes to our lives.
Join us for this week's “Lyceum Success Story” Podcast - with Dr. Sachika Saparamadu, a former student from Lyceum Wattala Branch, who shares her memories and the challenges she faced on her path to success.
As a Lyceumer, Dr. Sachika has obtained really good results facing the Cambridge Ordinary Level Exams in 2011 and made a life-changing decision later that would eventually affect her professional career.
Tune in to the latest podcast and listen to how Dr. Sachika Saparamadu worked at her best to achieve her goals.
...more October 22, 2021The Brother-Sister academic sensation! Navindu (batch of 2018) is currently a third-year Bachelor of Science, majoring in Environmental Engineering at the University of Melbourne.
And his sister Subhavi (batch of 2016) also completed a Bachelors of Biomedicine with honors at the University of Melbourne. She is currently researching motor neuron disease at The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health.
To hear more about their achievements and their years at Lyceum Panadura, listen to this week's Lyceum Success Story Podcast.
...more October 02, 2021Ashan's academic career at Lyceum Nugegoda Join us for this week's Lyceum Success Story Podcast - with Ashan Senevirathne a former student from Lyceum Nugegoda, who is currently was employed as a Systems Analyst & Project Manager with one of the biggest App developers, Elegant Media, in Australia.
Ashan has found his place to grow professionally at Curve Tomorrow, being one of the biggest Heath Care companies in Australia.
Tune in to the latest podcast to listen to how Ashan managed his way forward in his career!
...more September 14, 2021Lyceum Success Stories (SE01EP10) With Ms. Nisali Dayananda Join us for this week's Lyceum Success Story Podcast - with Nisali Dayananda, a former student from Lyceum Panadura batch of 2016, who is currently employed as an Associate in Finance at MAS Holdings.
Nisali is a former Head Prefect of Lyceum Panadura. She did exceptionally well in academics during her years in Lyceum Panadura, where she achieved three A*s and one A at the GCE Cambridge A/L Examinations and later attended the Cambridge Learner Awards. Nisali was also highly involved in a variety of extra-curricular activities and events, from drama to sports. Nisali received a full scholarship from the University of Greenwich, where she pursued her degree in International Business at a private university, which she completed with First Class Honours.
Don't forget to tune in to listen to Nisali's success story at Lyceum!
...more June 28, 2021Lyceum Success Stories (SE01EP06) With Mr. Asitha Jayasinghe I am Asitha Jayasinghe, Founder and Chairman at Blackpool Coffee, Founder and Managing Director at Chandra Construction, Co-Founder and Director at Aviation Talk, Chief Editor Sports Voice Magazine, Former President of Asian Aviation Students Guild, Former President of Sri Lanka Paperwings Association, Former Editor-In-Chief and Director at Planes, Aviation Voice and Travel Voice Magazines. I am also a very passionate Aircraft Technician and an Aviation Professional.
I was a student at Lyceum International School, Nuwara Eliya, from the beginning of its journey. I did my A/Levels at Lyceum Nuwara Eliya in 2013, and I was also an outstanding student for sports during my school days. I was also well-known for my passion for Aviation. I made many lifelong friends and studied under many amazing teachers and mentors who made me who I am today.,
...more June 03, 2021Lyceum Success Stories (SE01EP05) with Mr. Osanda Warnakulasuriya This week, we are featuring the success story of Osanda Warnakulasuriya, a former student from the Lyceum Nugegoda 2012 batch. Osanda, a highly qualified Aircraft Engineer, is also the Director and Co-Founder of Lanka Talents, Tutor.lk, Lanka Academy, Aviation Talk, and the owner of Lanka Creations.
Osanda studied Aircraft Maintenace at the Nilai University in Malaysia and later underwent an internship at the Airbus Group of Companies, Malaysia. After returning to Sri Lanka, Osanda joined the training programme at Open Skies Flight Training. He was then promoted and became the youngest Deputy Quality Manager in Sri Lanka.
Yet, Osanda knew he could develop his family business, known then as Tutor Educational Institute Pvt Ltd. He chose to resign from his dream job and become a Business Development Coordinator in the family business, which later launched the online education website - Tutor.lk, intending to provide accessible quality education to students in different locations. The family business also extended to another venture - Lanka Talents, an integrated system that serves as a job portal and Human Resources consultancy. Considering further development to help children and professions gain professional qualifications, Osanda has also launched the Lanka Academy.
Osanda's further expansion into new territory includes digital content creation by launching Lanka Creations as well. However, his passion for aviation did not change despite all these innovative changes in his career. Together with other contacts in the aviation industry, Osanda formed Aviation Talk - which has grown to become the leading aviation news and media company in Sri Lanka, featuring local and international aviation news.
Tune in to the podcast to hear more about Osanda's success story!
...more May 31, 2021The Silent Pandemic - The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Mental Health and Psychosocial Wellbeing of Children. The mental health and wellbeing of children living in conflict-affected countries is dangerously deteriorating as they struggle to cope with the socio-economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic. Having survived life-threatening, life-altering conflicts, their ongoing fear, trauma and chronic stress is compounded by the daily anxiety, uncertainty and hardship produced by the pandemic.
More than half (57%) of children living in fragile and conflict affected countries expressed a need for mental health and psycho-social support as a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns. This rises to 70% for refugee and displaced children as opposed to 43% for children in host communities.- Children and young people (38%) say they are feeling sad and fearful, with 12% on the extreme end of continuously feeling sad and fearful who may be at risk of developing mental health disorders, such as depression and anxiety. This is higher than the World Health Organization’s estimate of 9%i of young people and adults combined experiencing extreme distress in conflict settings.
- The children’s feelings stem from complex daily worries. Most children and parents feared contracting COVID-19 themselves or that relatives might die from the virus. 40% of children and 48% of parents indicate that COVID-19 is the main risk affecting their emotions. Children are anxious about school closures, interrupted access to basic services and their families’ economic hardships due to COVID-19 containment measures. Some shared that they have gone hungry after parents lost their jobs.
- Children (aged 7-14) confided that they turn to trusted friends and family members for emotional support (86%), but youth (aged 19-24) are struggling to cope with the distress on their own. Less than half (41.8%) say they have someone they can look to for help.
- More than half of the parents (51.2%) reported changes in how their children spend their days in the community since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Of the parents, 44.3% noticed changes in their relationships with their children, including children’s aggressive behaviour, and stress and pressure on both children and parents.
- Children and young people emphasized the negative effect on their mental health and wellbeing of disrupted access to critical services. They mentioned schools most frequently as being less available (89.2%), followed by services and activities (70.9%), playgrounds (65.0%), health centres (41.9%), food (38.1%) and water (10.6%). COVID-19 containment measures have also hampered community-based child protection, prevention and monitoring activities, putting children even more at risk.
- Children identified family poverty and food insecurity (38.1%) as a chief concern. For displaced children or those living in conflict zones, their parents’ and caregivers’ job loss puts them at grave risk of food insecurity, forcing them to resort to negative coping mechanisms and potentially resulting in violations of their rights and protections. This in turn contributes to their increased sense of helplessness and stress.
Source: https://reliefweb.int...more - Children and young people (38%) say they are feeling sad and fearful, with 12% on the extreme end of continuously feeling sad and fearful who may be at risk of developing mental health disorders, such as depression and anxiety. This is higher than the World Health Organization’s estimate of 9%i of young people and adults combined experiencing extreme distress in conflict settings.
May 12, 2021Lyceum Success Stories ( SE01EP04) with Shenali Mendis & Shenali Mendis Lyceum International Schools have always aimed to create a balanced curriculum, along with quality education. We are proud to highlight the achievements of some of our past students, Shehani Mendis, former Deputy Head Girl from the batch of 2015 and her sister Sheneli Mendis, former Head Girl of Lyceum Panadura from the batch for 2018.
...more May 04, 2021Lyceum Success Stories - Ms. Senadie De Alwis ( Island 1st in Arts Stream, G.C.E A-level 2018 ) We are delighted to feature Senadie De Alwis, a past pupil from the Lyceum Panadura batch of 2018, in our Lyceum Success Story podcast. Senadie achieved the 1st rank in the All-Island Arts Stream at the National G.C.E A-level Examinations in 2018, marking a milestone in her academic career and the history of Lyceum International Schools. She is currently studying at the University of Colombo, working towards completing a Degree in English.
Tune in to the Lyceum Success Story podcast to listen to Senadie's positive experiences at Lyceum!
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FAQs about Lyceum International Schools:
How many episodes does Lyceum International Schools have?
The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.