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“Cambridge in Sri Lanka: Leading the Future” – a landmark event for Cambridge in Sri Lanka, marking a new era.
On 16 September, Cambridge hosted Cambridge in Sri Lanka: Leading the Future reaffirming a renewed commitment to island wide learners, educators, and institutions. Over 300 participants including 70+ media professionals gathered in Colombo alongside distinguished guests including Rod Smith (Group MD, International Education), Arun Rajamani (MD, South Asia), Vinay Sharma (SVP, International Education – South Asia), Zahara Ansary (Country Head, Sri Lanka & Maldives), Sarwat Reza (Country Head, Bangladesh), and Andrew Patrick (British High Commissioner to Sri Lanka).
Two dynamic panels shed light on the relevance of Cambridge in Sri Lanka, with one highlighting how Cambridge English builds confidence, competence, and career pathways, and the other on how Cambridge International Education and the other on how Cambridge International Education empowers learners and enriches futures. Sri Lanka Forward, a segment by Vinay Sharma and Zahara Ansary, outlined Cambridge International Education’s roadmap for deeper engagement in the country, as it has already surpassed the milestone of 1,000 schools across South Asia.
A special thank you to our panelists, Wasanthi Stephen (AAL- CMCIPM – PCC), Fr. Isanka Mihiran, Oshadie Korale Ph.D., Malithi Jayatissa, Dayan Fernando MEd, MBA, BA (Hons), MCIM, AMCIPM, Sarah Hussain, and Denum Abeysekara, and moderators, Ranmali Wickramasinghe and Buthmee F., for enriching the conversation with insight and expertise. We also extend our gratitude to the emcee Ashinsanie Weerasinghe, every school, partner, and attendee for making this milestone occasion a success.
Cambridge stands with Sri Lanka, shaping the learners who will shape the world. 🌍
