Climate scientists around the world are once again paying close attention to a phenomenon known as El Niño, a naturally occurring climate pattern that has the power to influence weather systems across continents. While it begins in the tropical Pacific Ocean thousands of kilometres away from Sri Lanka, its effects can ripple through global agriculture, … The El Niño: What it is and what the world should expect
With just days remaining until its culmination on the 7th of June, anticipation is reaching a crescendo for Pathways to Success 2026 – Where Potential Meets Purpose. This is not merely another conference, but a carefully engineered leadership and career transformation experience, organized by the Awakening Training Academy as part of its Corporate Outreach initiative and … Pathways to Success 2026: The Change makers are set to Catalyze Sri Lanka’s Next Generation
A growing number of students worldwide are turning towards short-term certifications, online courses, and micro-credentials to improve employability. Platforms such as Coursera, edX, LinkedIn Learning, and Google Career Certificates have transformed how people gain professional skills. Micro-credentials are short, focused qualifications designed to teach specific competencies such as data analysis, digital marketing, cybersecurity, graphic design, … The rise of micro-credentials: Are short courses replacing traditional qualifications?
Mindfulness meditation proponents often tout it as a way to create a more compassionate society. But that claim seems a bit dubious upon first glance. After all, meditation is an internal affair—focusing on our own experiences, emotions, and thoughts—and people generally meditate alone. What does that have to do with how we treat anyone else? … Does mindfulness meditation really make you kinder?
Two exceptional swimmers from Gateway College Colombo, Lithum De Silva and Hashel Senarath, have earned selection to represent Sri Lanka at the 12th Asian Age Group Swimming Championships, to be held in Bangkok, Thailand, from 17th to 21st July 2026. The national selection trials, organised by the Sri Lanka Aquatic Sports Union from 8th to … Gateway Duoselected to represent Sri Lanka at the Asian Age Group Swimming Championships
Gateway College is proud to announce that three of its students have been selected to represent Sri Lanka at the FIBA U18 Asia Cup SABA Qualifiers 2026. Navindu Waduwavala and Anujitha Samarasundera have earned places in the Sri Lanka U-18 boys’ squad, while Yohali Balasuriya will compete in the girls’ U-18 team. Their selection reflects … Three Gateway Students represent Sri Lanka for FIBA U18 Asia Cup Qualifiers
A study of 38,000 people around the world finds that people who feel connected to nature are more hopeful, purposeful and resilient. When life feels overwhelming, many people instinctively turn to nature. A walk in a park. Sitting by the ocean. Watching a sunset. Is this just a pleasant feeling, or is there something deeper … Why your emotional bond with nature is good for you
Personality tests and self-assessment tools are becoming increasingly popular among students, professionals, employers, and social media users as more people seek to better understand themselves and improve relationships, communication, and career decisions. From workplace recruitment to online discussions, concepts such as introversion, extroversion, emotional intelligence, and personality traits are now widely discussed across digital platforms … Why understanding personality types is becoming increasingly popular
The rapid rise of short-form digital content through platforms such as TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts is increasingly shaping how people consume information, communicate, and maintain attention in daily life. Researchers and psychologists are now studying whether constant exposure to fast-moving digital content may be affecting concentration, memory, reading habits, and the ability to … Why short-form content may be changing the way people think, focus, and consume information
The Under-14 netball team of Gateway College was crowned champions for the third consecutive year at the Inter-International Schools’ Under-14 Netball Tournament, held on 16 May 2026 at the Sugathadasa Indoor Stadium. Organised by Asian International School, the tournament drew 15 leading international schools and provided a fiercely competitive platform for some of the country’s … Three Consecutive Championships for Gateway’s Under-14 Netballers
As work, education, entertainment, and communication become increasingly dependent on screens, experts are warning about the growing impact of “digital fatigue” on daily life. Researchers say long hours spent switching between smartphones, laptops, video meetings, social media, and constant notifications are contributing to mental exhaustion, reduced concentration, sleep disruption, and burnout across different age groups. … “Digital fatigue”and why it is becoming a growing workplace and lifestyle concern
As increasing numbers of Sri Lankan students apply for overseas education and migration opportunities, English proficiency examinations such as IELTS and PTE Academic are becoming an important part of the application process. However, education consultants say many students still choose exams without properly understanding the differences between them. Understanding the two exams The International English … IELTS or PTE? What to know before choosing an English proficiency exam
Gateway College has achieved yet another historic milestone by becoming the first school in Sri Lanka to be recognised as an Approved Centre for OxfordAQA qualifications. This achievement further strengthens Gateway’s reputation as a pioneering institution at the forefront of educational excellence and innovation in the country. OxfordAQA is an international examination board formed through … OxfordAQA Recognises Gateway College as the First Approved Centre in Sri Lanka
Student mental health is increasingly being recognised as a major education challenge across the world rather than simply a personal issue. Researchers and education experts warn that anxiety, academic burnout, stress, loneliness, and uncertainty about the future are affecting not only student wellbeing, but also learning outcomes and long-term academic success. The issue gained greater … Why student mental health is becoming an education issue, not just a personal issue
Google has announced a series of major updates for Chrome, Search, and its Gemini AI ecosystem during its annual developer conference, Google I/O 2026, signalling what the company describes as a shift towards an “agentic” internet experience powered by artificial intelligence. The announcements place AI at the centre of how users search, browse, learn, and … Google unveils AI-powered future for Chrome and web browsing at I/O 2026