Two Sri Lankan students win Medals at International Biology Olympiad in Japan

Jul 18, 2009 2 Comments by Hiran

Sameera Ariyarathna of Bandaranayake Vidyalaya, Gampaha and Udari Samarasiri of Vishaka Vidyalaya Colombo won Bronze medals at 20th International Biology Olympiad held in Tsukuba, Japan today (18 July 2009). This is the first time that Sri Lanka participated this prestigious competition. International Biology Olympiad is an internationally conducted prestigious competition, and in this year 221 bright students from 56 countries competed for medals.

Udari Samarasiri and Maheshi Wijeyabandara from Vishaka Vidyalaya Colombo, Sameera Gamlath from Nalanda College Colombo and Sameera Erandaka Ariyarathna from Gampaha Bandaranayake Vidyalaya, represented Sri Lanka in International Biology Olympiad in Japan. Dr Hiran Amarasekera and Prof H G Nandadasa from University of Sri Jayewardeneprua and Prof M J S Wijeyaratne from University of Kelaniya also participated the completion as the Jury members.

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2 Responses to “Two Sri Lankan students win Medals at International Biology Olympiad in Japan”

  1. Shafraz Rahim says:

    I’m really glad to hear sri lankan students won medals in international biology olympiad
    Since it is noted as a major international event in world calender. Well done people.!!!

  2. Prof Jayanthi Edirisinghe says:

    Cogratulations, Well done. Your efforts have brought international rewards and awards. I congratulate the Sri Lankan Team. Keep up the good work.
    Best wishes,
    Prof Jayanthi Edirisinghe, Univeristy of Peradeniya

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