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Leeds International School Leeds International School 7/25, Railway Station Road, Pinwatta, Panadura, Sri Lanka. Telephone : 038-2245321/ 038 -4927373 Fax : 038-4281151 E-mail : [email protected] Website : www.leeds.lk Dear Parents/Guardians, Most importantly, we hope everyone in our Leeds community is staying healthy and safe during these turbulent times. We sincerely hope that soon we’ll be able to overcome these difficulties as a nation. If we turn our attention towards our school activities, Leeds has taken many actions to ensure our students stay active during this forced break. We finished uploading all the holiday assignments of Pack 01 and Pack 02 with other online activities for the moment, which was made available via our web site (www. leeds.lk) and Educal (School Communication app). Our A/L students are being taught through Google Classroom. Furthermore we are currently planning some more online activities to keep our kids engaged. Currently our academic and technical staffs are working hand in hand on multiple projects to plan and prepare for the times ahead. We assure you that our team is working hard to keep up with the challenges of “e learning” during this unprecedented times to give utmost for our students. Whilst thanking many parents who inquired on how Term Fees can be paid, please find below, the steps to follow to make payments for the 3rd Term. 1) Term Fee structure for the third term of Academic Year 2019/2020. Please select the relevant term fee according to your child’s class. Term Fee Structure Play Group 22,000.00 KG 1 24,000.00 KG 2 26,000.00 Primary 1 29,000.00 Primary 2 31,000.00 Primary 3 33,000.00 Primary 4 35,000.00 Primary 5 36,000.00 Form 1 / Grade 6 37,000.00 Form 2 / Grade 7 38,000.00 Form 3 / Grade 8 39,000.00 Form 4 / Grade 9 40,000.00 Form 5 / Grade 10 40,000.00 O/L Grade 11 40,000.00 Form 6 / Grade 12 44,000.00 Form 7 / Grade 13 44,000.00 2) Please select the bank details according to the branch your child is studying at. Branch Bank (Branch) Account Name Account No Panadura PABC Bank (Panadura) Leeds International School(Pvt) Ltd 1017 6000 0016 Galle PABC Bank (Panadura) Leeds International School(Pvt) Ltd 1017 6000 0030 Matara PABC Bank (Panadura) Leeds International School(Pvt) Ltd 1017 6000 0023 Ambalangoda PABC Bank (Panadura) Leeds International School(Pvt) Ltd 1017 6000 0054 Horana PABC Bank (Panadura) Leeds International School(Pvt) Ltd 1017 6000 0047 Tangalle PABC Bank (Panadura) Leeds International School(Pvt) Ltd 1017 6000 0061 Matugama Sampath Bank(Cooperate) Leeds International School(Pvt) Ltd 0001 1009 3683 Piliyandala PABC Bank (Panadura) Leeds International School(Pvt) Ltd 1017 6000 0078 Negombo PABC Bank (Panadura) Leeds International School(Pvt) Ltd 1017 6000 0115 Bandaragama BOC Bank (Panadura) Leeds International School(Pvt) Ltd 0075 9408 39 3) Fill a bank slip or do an online transfer with above details. Also don’t forget to: Mention your Child’s Name / Admission No (Check PTC Book/Progress Report) Mention Child’ Class (Eg: Primary 5 C) The above helps us to trace the payment. 4) When the School Office reopens, please bring and handover the yellow slip/printout (online transfer) and collect school receipt to complete Fee Payment Process. (Please call 0777416005 or 0774781932 for any queries related to fee payments). We understand that these are difficult times for everyone. Your payments ensure the smooth functioning of our network and on time payments of our hardworking staff. Thank you for your understanding and support. Sincerely, School Management Leeds International Schools .
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