Dharmaraja College, Kandy Competitors

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.

Royal College is widely known as the premier educational institution in the island. This idea has been justified time and time again as Royalists past and present have produced outstanding results in whatever field they may have taken part in. Royal College is an institution that brings together all walks of life, giving an equal platform for every student to reach his maximum potential. Here at Royal College, the entire school runs like the mechanism of a well oiled machine in order to produce the right kind of people. Set the stage for just the right kind of events. To bring out the best in those involved. Lessons learned and relearned during the past one hundred and seventy five years have tuned an excellence into the school which is illustrated today in both Academics as well as Extra curricular activities . With a devoted student body and an exceptional staff, the Royal community runs full steam in an effort to edify Lankan youth. Royal College has produced many distinguished alumni, including Presidents of two countries, a Sultan, and three Prime Ministers. With over 35 Sports and 50 Clubs & Societies, Royal College produces some of the best talent the nation has seen, and continues to innovate and set the benchmark for those around.

Trinity College aims to produce the next generation of leaders in Sri Lanka. As such, boys should leave the school confident, articulate, well-balanced and able to think for themselves. They should be comfortable both in English and in their mother tongue. They should be ambitious and determined, yet sensitive to the needs of others. And they should be critical and creative thinkers, who are ready to make a positive difference to their country and to the world. Ours is a modern, forward-thinking school which embraces new opportunities within teaching and learning. Tradition remains important and still shapes some of our guiding principles, but it is a willingness to innovate which has seen the school thrive for centuries.