Colombo, Sri Lanka, Nov. 2 -- Sri Lanka Air Force issued the following news release:

2026-11-02 23:40:29 By SLAF Media 8 Comments -- >

TWO-DAY TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP FOR SLAF PRESCHOOL TEACHERS

A two-day Training and Development Workshop for preschool teachers of the Sri Lanka Air Force was successfully conducted on 31 October and 01 November 2026 at the SLAF Trade Training School, Ekala. The workshop aimed to enhance the professional competencies of preschool teachers through modern, play-based and STREAM-aligned teaching methodologies, in keeping with the latest government reforms in early childhood education.

The first day of the programme featured a series of interactive activities designed to foster creativity, teamwork and peer learning. These sessions were conducted in collaboration with Giggles International Montessori under the guidance of Dr. Thushari Koralage, Technical Advisor for SLAF Preschools. Furthermore, Ms. Vihani Tennakoon, Acting Principal of Asian Grammar School and Giggles International Montessori, conducted an informative session on child safety.

The second day focused on familiarising teachers with the expectations and requirements of the government in relation to early childhood education. The sessions also included practical activities such as singing, dancing and body percussion, aimed at introducing creative approaches to enhance classroom engagement and make the learning experience more interactive and enjoyable for young children.

The Closing Ceremony was graced by the Chairperson of the SLAF Seva Vanitha Unit, Mrs. Krishanthi Edirisinghe, as the Chief Guest. Distinguished invitees included the Director General Welfare, Air Vice Marshal Asoka Koralage; Director Internal and Public Welfare, Air Commodore Sulochana Marapperuma; and Commanding Officer SLAF Trade Training School Ekala, Air Commodore Kolitha Abeysinghe, together with special invitees representing the Department of Education.

The ceremony also featured the awarding of certificates to the participating teachers and the presentation of tokens of appreciation to distinguished guests and resource personnel in recognition of their valuable contributions towards the success of the workshop. Adding colour to the occasion, the teachers showcased their talents through a series of performances, bringing the programme to a memorable conclusion.

Editorial note: I have retained the original facts while improving the flow, formality and structure to suit an official SLAF news article.

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A two-day Training and Development Workshop for preschool teachers of the Sri Lanka Air Force was successfully conducted on 31 October and 01 November 2026 at the SLAF Trade Training School, Ekala. The workshop aimed to enhance the professional competencies of preschool teachers through modern, play-based and STREAM-aligned teaching methodologies, in keeping with the latest government reforms in early childhood education.

The first day of the programme featured a series of interactive activities designed to foster creativity, teamwork and peer learning. These sessions were conducted in collaboration with Giggles International Montessori under the guidance of Dr. Thushari Koralage, Technical Advisor for SLAF Preschools. Furthermore, Ms. Vihani Tennakoon, Acting Principal of Asian Grammar School and Giggles International Montessori, conducted an informative session on child safety.

The second day focused on familiarising teachers with the expectations and requirements of the government in relation to early childhood education. The sessions also included practical activities such as singing, dancing and body percussion, aimed at introducing creative approaches to enhance classroom engagement and make the learning experience more interactive and enjoyable for young children.

The Closing Ceremony was graced by the Chairperson of the SLAF Seva Vanitha Unit, Mrs. Krishanthi Edirisinghe, as the Chief Guest. Distinguished invitees included the Director General Welfare, Air Vice Marshal Asoka Koralage; Director Internal and Public Welfare, Air Commodore Sulochana Marapperuma; and Commanding Officer SLAF Trade Training School Ekala, Air Commodore Kolitha Abeysinghe, together with special invitees representing the Department of Education.

The ceremony also featured the awarding of certificates to the participating teachers and the presentation of tokens of appreciation to distinguished guests and resource personnel in recognition of their valuable contributions towards the success of the workshop. Adding colour to the occasion, the teachers showcased their talents through a series of performances, bringing the programme to a memorable conclusion.

Editorial note: I have retained the original facts while improving the flow, formality and structure to suit an official SLAF news article.

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Second Day

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A two-day Training and Development Workshop for preschool teachers of the Sri Lanka Air Force was successfully conducted on 31 October and 01 November 2026 at the SLAF Trade Training School, Ekala. The workshop aimed to enhance the professional competencies of preschool teachers through modern, play-based and STREAM-aligned teaching methodologies, in keeping with the latest government reforms in early childhood education.

The first day of the programme featured a series of interactive activities designed to foster creativity, teamwork and peer learning. These sessions were conducted in collaboration with Giggles International Montessori under the guidance of Dr. Thushari Koralage, Technical Advisor for SLAF Preschools. Furthermore, Ms. Vihani Tennakoon, Acting Principal of Asian Grammar School and Giggles International Montessori, conducted an informative session on child safety.

The second day focused on familiarising teachers with the expectations and requirements of the government in relation to early childhood education. The sessions also included practical activities such as singing, dancing and body percussion, aimed at introducing creative approaches to enhance classroom engagement and make the learning experience more interactive and enjoyable for young children.

The Closing Ceremony was graced by the Chairperson of the SLAF Seva Vanitha Unit, Mrs. Krishanthi Edirisinghe, as the Chief Guest. Distinguished invitees included the Director General Welfare, Air Vice Marshal Asoka Koralage; Director Internal and Public Welfare, Air Commodore Sulochana Marapperuma; and Commanding Officer SLAF Trade Training School Ekala, Air Commodore Kolitha Abeysinghe, together with special invitees representing the Department of Education.

The ceremony also featured the awarding of certificates to the participating teachers and the presentation of tokens of appreciation to distinguished guests and resource personnel in recognition of their valuable contributions towards the success of the workshop. Adding colour to the occasion, the teachers showcased their talents through a series of performances, bringing the programme to a memorable conclusion.

Editorial note: I have retained the original facts while improving the flow, formality and structure to suit an official SLAF news article.

First Day

Second Day

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A two-day Training and Development Workshop for preschool teachers of the Sri Lanka Air Force was successfully conducted on 31 October and 01 November 2026 at the SLAF Trade Training School, Ekala. The workshop aimed to enhance the professional competencies of preschool teachers through modern, play-based and STREAM-aligned teaching methodologies, in keeping with the latest government reforms in early childhood education.

The first day of the programme featured a series of interactive activities designed to foster creativity, teamwork and peer learning. These sessions were conducted in collaboration with Giggles International Montessori under the guidance of Dr. Thushari Koralage, Technical Advisor for SLAF Preschools. Furthermore, Ms. Vihani Tennakoon, Acting Principal of Asian Grammar School and Giggles International Montessori, conducted an informative session on child safety.

The second day focused on familiarising teachers with the expectations and requirements of the government in relation to early childhood education. The sessions also included practical activities such as singing, dancing and body percussion, aimed at introducing creative approaches to enhance classroom engagement and make the learning experience more interactive and enjoyable for young children.

The Closing Ceremony was graced by the Chairperson of the SLAF Seva Vanitha Unit, Mrs. Krishanthi Edirisinghe, as the Chief Guest. Distinguished invitees included the Director General Welfare, Air Vice Marshal Asoka Koralage; Director Internal and Public Welfare, Air Commodore Sulochana Marapperuma; and Commanding Officer SLAF Trade Training School Ekala, Air Commodore Kolitha Abeysinghe, together with special invitees representing the Department of Education.

The ceremony also featured the awarding of certificates to the participating teachers and the presentation of tokens of appreciation to distinguished guests and resource personnel in recognition of their valuable contributions towards the success of the workshop. Adding colour to the occasion, the teachers showcased their talents through a series of performances, bringing the programme to a memorable conclusion.

Editorial note: I have retained the original facts while improving the flow, formality and structure to suit an official SLAF news article.

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Second Day

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