A rich programme of clubs and societies helps every boy discover and develop his interests — from faith and the creative arts to service, leadership, debating and beyond.
Christian fellowship for Grades 9–11, with an annual SCM Day and camp.
Founded in the 1980s; runs the annual Sil Campaign and supports those in need.
Daily devotion, the grand annual Saraswathi Pooja, inter-school competitions and social service.
Community giving, Ramadhan dry-ration hampers and the annual Ifthar ceremony.
Traditional drums that lead the Sports Meet, Founders' Day and external shows.
Brass and wind leading the March Past and welcoming chief guests.
Leading chapel services and special occasions since the school's earliest days.
A fusion of Western, South Indian, North Indian and Folk music — the GANDHAR concerts.
Stagecraft and performance in Sinhala, Tamil and English.
One of the school's oldest activities, started in 1938 — badges, camps and service.
Adventure and service, with Scouts representing Sri Lanka at world Jamborees.
Discipline and leadership, with annual training camps and the championship March Past.
A Rotary-linked service club living the motto 'Service before Self'.
Around 60 boys capturing school life, with workshops by a professional photographer.
Beach clean-ups, recycling and tree-planting for a greener future.
A student-run mini-bank instilling the savings habit, partnered with Seylan Bank.
Drawing, painting and sculpture, with an annual exhibition since 2004.
Building technology skills, with a monthly meeting and an annual ICT Day.
Research, quizzes and guest speakers — home of the school's quiz teams.
Out-of-the-box thinking and creativity, showcased at the Science & Art Exhibition.
Sri Lanka's wildlife and the natural world, for boys who look closer.
Cars, engines and how they work, for boys who love machines.
Competing in inter-school tournaments, open to Grade 7 upwards.
Training and competition in Sinhala, with award-winning debaters.
Established in 1950; takes part in the annual All-Island Debating Competition.
The school newspaper since 1992, published in all three languages.