Methodist College is gearing up for "MC Shines 2025" – a fun-filled Walk and Carnival on Saturday, May 3 in aid of the building projects of the school.
The Walk starts from the Marine Drive entrance of the school at 3 p.m., and then proceeds on to Bambalapitiya junction. From there, it will move up to Galle Road and return to the school. This will be followed by a carnival in the school premises that promises to be colourful and exciting.
Students past and present, staff, parents and well wishers are invited to be a part of this occasion. The carnival is expected to begin at around 6 p.m. with rides and games, fun stalls, food and beverages, a photo booth and music,
A variety of school merchandise ranging from T-shirts, caps and hats, to badges, key tags and bags of all varieties (backpacks, tote bags, sports bags etc) will all be on sale at the venue.
Entry tickets for the carnival are priced at Rs. 1500 per head.
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