Trinity College Kandy

Trinity College Kandy, established in 1872 by Anglican missionaries, is one of Sri Lanka's most prestigious boys' schools and a founding member of the Group of Nine elite traditional schools. Located in Kandy — Sri Lanka's ancient hill capital and cultural heartland — Trinity College combines British public school heritage with Sri Lankan Buddhist and colonial history. The school offers both Cambridge International O-Level and A-Level programmes and Sri Lanka national curriculum from Primary through Sixth Form for male students. Trinity College is accredited by Cambridge Assessment International Education. The stunning hillside campus in Kandy features historic colonial buildings, a chapel, science laboratories, a library, sports grounds, a swimming pool, and extensive facilities. Trinity College is famous for its outstanding academic results, dominant rugby and cricket heritage, the annual Battle of the Maroons encounter with Dharmaraja College, and the celebrated Trinity Music Festival. Alumni include many of Sri Lanka's most distinguished public figures, business leaders, and sportspeople. The school's boarding facilities attract students from across Sri Lanka and internationally.