JAFFNA CENTRAL COLLEGE – OBA (U.K)

In memory of Late Dr Thangarajah Arulampalam, Past President and Life Member of the
Association.
A memorial service will be held at Mansfield Methodist Church, Mansfield on Saturday 16th April 2011 at 11.30am.

Venue: Nottingham Road Methodist Road
Nottingham Road… Continue reading →

SJC 1st Innings 118 All out
SJC 2nd Innings 145 All Out

Jcc 1st Innings 131 All out
JCC 2nd innings 135/8

JCC WON BY 2 WKETS

*BEST FEILDER – RAJINTHAN (SJC)
*BEST BOWLER – JERIKTHUSANTH (JCC)
*BEST BATS MAN… Continue reading →

Mr T L Ongaramoorthy, the current Principal Jaffna Central College is in UK. The OBA &  GA is hosting him to Dinner on Thursday, 30th December 2010. This is the call to one and all:

“Central Rally for the school… Continue reading →

29 Newlands Woods
Bardolph Avenue
Croydon
Surrey CRO 9JQ
5th May 2010

Dear Member

We are writing especially to inform you that the Association is having a Luncheon Event with:

Professor Sir Sabaratnam Arulkumaran & Lady Gayatri,

To… Continue reading →

Victory again!
Central wins by 4 wkts
Bravo choc and Blue
There was a pitch invasion before the final run- score
Three cracking boundaries in a row sealed the Fate.
Congratulations to The Kids on both sides for on and… Continue reading →

It is with regret that we inform you that Mr. Kasivisvanathan Karthigasoo (Mr. Kasi), husband of late Mrs. Kumaraselvy, father of Chelva Kumar (Jeyan), father in law of Latha and grandfather of Gayathri and Meenadchi passed away yesterday evening at… Continue reading →

Will Central crack an absolute 4 in a row?  Has St. John’s the resilience to rise again and wrestle back? Should the great Mr Thanabalan resurrect to give them the much needed spirit?

25th 26th and 27th of February 2010… Continue reading →

The Tsunami that occurred on Boxing Day (26/12/04) was one of the worst disasters to affect many Asian countries, including Sri Lanka. Major parts of the coastal areas were affected; worst hit was the North East causing a multitude of… Continue reading →

It was a peaceful Sunday morning in Thalaiady, a coastal hamlet in Tamil Eelam where the inhabitants having returned home from a colourful morning church service on the day after Christmas were sitting down to a family breakfast when… Continue reading →