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Education Reform - Page 2

August 30, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Plans Teaching Licences for All Teachers

All teachers in Sri Lanka, including those conducting private tuition classes, will be required to obtain a teaching licence once the proposed National Education Council is established, a senior Education Ministry official

History/Sri Lanka

Why Sri Lanka Has Only One Kumari

The following essay is based on the speech delivered by the author at a ceremony held in his honour by the Alumni Organisation of the University of Colombo on 2 June 2026 at the New Arts Theatre, University of Colombo.

June 4, 2026

From Gaokao to Free Entry: How the World Decides Who Gets to University

Education/Health

The transition from secondary education to university is one of the most decisive moments in a young person’s life, but the way that transition

The First 34

History/Sri Lanka

In the annals of Kotelawala Defence Academy (KDA) and Sri Lanka’s broader military academic heritage, the year 1979 stands as a defining turning point,

The Fatal Farce of Sri Lankan Presidential Promises

September 6, 2024
Editorials/Presidential Election 2024

Editorial As Sri Lanka approaches the 2024 presidential election, the grim reality is that the future of its education system is under severe threat, thanks to a trio of candidates whose promises

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