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Sri Lanka, Colombo
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Asian International School was founded by Mr. W. P. Perera. He was approached by a group of businessmen to chair a proposed International School and named the institution Asian International School. AIS was totally his creation and he undertook the enormous financial burden of building such an Institution. He had begun life as a Tea Planter and, having worked under British employers, was well versed in British methods of organization. His name is remembered by many students as the founder whose vision established AIS.
AIS offers a wide range of clubs and societies, including Interfaith Society, MUN (Seniors), Go Green Club (Junior), P.A.W.S. (Proactive Animal Welfare Society), AIS Community Service Association, Junior English Lit. Association, Debating Club, Junior Choir, and other activity groups. The Clubs & Societies page lists activities across academics, arts, service, and leadership, with examples such as Chess (Juniors), Chess (Seniors), Movement Society, JAM Music Society, Drama Club, Oriental Dance Club, and AIS Gavel Club (Toastmasters). Life at AIS also includes sports and inter-school events, including the Inter School Swimming Meet.
Asian International School in Sri Lanka offers a British curriculum for ages 2 to 17, guiding students to Pearson Edexcel IGCSE and International A Levels. The campus hosts on-site Edexcel examinations, science laboratories for Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, and a Computer laboratory with modern hardware. English and French are taught within a framework, with IGCSE English Language and French options. Facilities include a swimming pool, cricket nets, basketball and netball courts, as well as dedicated arts spaces for music, dance, and art and crafts. Digital learning is supported by smart classrooms and an AV room. A broad range of clubs—Debating, MUN, and Chess—along with service and leadership programs such as P.A.W.S and the Gavel Club, foster critical thinking and communication. Notable features include the on-site Edexcel centre and cultural exchange through the Interfaith Society, plus a vibrant Arts and Languages program. AIS welcomes international families seeking a rigorous, inclusive education.
