Reunions & events
Annual gatherings, dinners and informal meet-ups that bring Michaelites back together across the UK.
St. Michael’s College
Batticaloa Alumni Association UK
A brotherhood for life
Welcome to the United Kingdom branch of the St. Michael’s College, Batticaloa Alumni Association bringing Old Boys together across Britain through reunions, sport, networking and a shared sense of home.
Who we are
Founded in 1873, St. Michael’s College has shaped generations of Michaelites who now live and work all over the world. The UK branch keeps that bond alive for Old Boys settled across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Whether you left last year or decades ago, you’ll find familiar faces, new friendships and plenty of reasons to stay connected to the college that made us.
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What we do
Annual gatherings, dinners and informal meet-ups that bring Michaelites back together across the UK.
The traditions continue in Britain from the Big Match to the Festival of Cricket and friendly fixtures.
Professional connections, introductions and opportunities shared among fellow Old Boys.
Fundraising and support through the community that helps the college and its students thrive.
What’s on
Here’s where Michaelites are meeting next. Full dates will be published soon – get in touch to be added to the list.
Our flagship evening of the year dinner, dancing, speeches and reconnecting with Old Boys from every era.
Members shape the year ahead review, elect the committee and plan the next chapter together.
The famous Michaelite Big Match tradition, played in Britain in the same spirit as back home.
The Michaelite cricketing tradition lives on in Britain with a friendly day of fixtures and family fun.
Latest project
Through the generosity of our members, SMCBAA-UK has equipped St. Michael’s College National School, Batticaloa, with a total of 45 computers, a combined investment of around Rs. 12.20 million, giving students a modern space to build the digital skills they need for the future.
Read more →Voices
Walking into that first reunion felt like coming home. Faces I hadn’t seen in twenty years, and it was as if no time had passed at all.
The branch gave my children a link to where I grew up and gave me a network of Old Boys I now count as close friends.
From cricket on a summer afternoon to helping the college back home, being part of this is a privilege. Quis Ut Deus.
Memories
A glimpse of our reunions, cricket and gatherings across Britain.
Reconnect
We’d love to welcome you. Leave your email and we’ll keep you posted on the next gathering near you or head to the contact page to tell us more.