6th Annual Installation

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The most significant event of the Leoistic Year 2020/21 of Leo Club of University of Colombo, the 6th Annual Installation Ceremony led by Leo Nimesh Thivanka, was held on 12th September 2020 at the New Arts Theatre, University of Colombo. Past District Governor Lion Dr. Sarath Wijechandra MJF MAF JP, Leo Samitha Perera - District President, Leo District 306 C1, Senior Professor Chandrika N. Wijeyaratne - Vice Chancellor, University of Colombo and Leo Champaka Dammage - Multiple District President, Leo Multiple District 306 Sri Lanka, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, the Guest of Honor and the Special Guests respectively. After the address by Leo Sandun Perera as the outgoing club president, the awards won by the Club in the Leoistic Year 2019/20 were handed over to the University Vice Chancellor and certificates of appreciation were presented to the past club executives and the Board of Directors in the Leoistic Year 2019/20. 

The new members of the club were inducted following the installation of the office bearers of the club for the Leostic Year 2020/21. The Newly Installed Club President Leo Nipuna Sandaruwan addressed the gathering and expressed his sincere gratitude towards the past executives of the club for trusting and appointing him as the 6th club president and accepted to the great opportunity to continue the legacy of the Leo Club of University of Colombo and that he would work under the theme of “Roar of Hearts” in his journey towards doing the best to the society and to continue achieving greater heights in the Leoistic Year 2020/21 with the guidance and advice of the past club members and the support and contribution of the current members. The 6th Annual Installation Ceremony was successfully concluded with the heartiest felicitations for the new regime of the Leoistic Year 2020/21.

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