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Tsunami!

How do you explain by fate or accident the loss of 6 children to a father who survived? How do you tell a mother standing on the beach that the sea will never return her babies?

Let the words flow.

Last December the British Council Young Learners Centre took a new approach to their competitions by organising a Creative Writing Competition.

My world.

To celebrate the universal children's day the Young Learners Centre of the British Council, Colombo organised a creative writing and drawing competition titled 'My World'.

 

The WriteClique Top 10
  1. Reflections on War - Brian Walker
  2. Senses - Brian Walker
  3. food for thought - Daya Dissanayake
  4. Tsunami writings by students at Kalmunai - Jameela Hanoon Umar
  5. The queen of the night - Hemakumar Nanayakkara
  6. The Universe - Ansari Wahabdeen
  7. A dance... - Hemakumar Nanayakkara
  8. Fatal attractions - Hemakumar Nanayakkara
  9. Through the eyes of an eagle... - Hemakumar Nanayakkara
  10. Wonders of Spring - Hemakumar Nanayakkara
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› "Book & Wine tasting” is back!

British Council is proud to present “Book and Wine Tasting” on Monday 2 August at 7.30 p.m. at the Park Street Mews restaurant.

› Making Crime Pay: an evening with Ian Rankin

UK’s number 1 bestselling crime writer Ian Rankin will be featured at Park Street Mews on Tuesday 2 February at 7.00 pm. Click here to win free tickets to this event.

› Macmillan Education Innovative Writing Award

The award gives previously unpublished writers the opportunity to win a £1,000 prize and have their work published.

 
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