Old Royalists Engineering Professionals' Association

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Old Royalists Engineering Professionals’ Association (OREPA) Student Chapter for 2025 was held on 18th May 2025 at the RCU Skills Centre. It functioned as the formal conclusion of the OREPA Student Chapter 2024/25 term and the official commencement of the 2025/26 term, bringing together the main body, the student chapter, and undergraduates across multiple universities.

The proceedings began with the College Anthem, followed by a welcome speech delivered by the Co-Director of Membership of the OREPA Student Chapter 2024/25. The Secretary’s Report and Treasurer’s Report then outlined the major projects and financial performance of the term. The AGM also included the distribution of appreciation letters to the outgoing Executive Board and project contributors, together with addresses by the outgoing Student Chapter President and the Main Body President, formally acknowledging the efforts of the 2024/25 team.

Fraternite, the annual gathering of OREPA, was held on 13th February 2026 at Rock House, Piliyandala, bringing together members for an evening of connection and celebration. With a relaxed and energetic atmosphere, the event provided a meaningful space for OREPA members to step away from their busy schedules and come together under one roof.

A key highlight of Fraternite was the diverse mix of attendees. There were members representing different universities (both state and private) and multiple batches, which made the gathering especially valuable. The event encouraged conversations across generations, helping members meet new people, strengthen existing friendships, and expand their professional and social networks in a natural, enjoyable way.

Old Royalists' Engineering Professionals Association (OREPA), joined forces with Royal College Computer Society (RCCS), to organize TesserX, Sri Lanka's largest school-level ideathon. Conducted as a major sub-project under the flagship event Axis with the financial support of OREPA, the grand-finale of TesserX was held on 2nd September at Royal College MAS Arena and RCU Skills Centre.

The project unfolded over a five-month timeline starting with opening registrations on 1st May, followed by an extensive workshop series. TesserX saw the participation of around 150 competitors from all around Sri Lanka. The team from Royal College emerged victorious, whereas the team of St. Joseph's Girls' School became the runners-up and the team of Kekirawa Central College became the second runners-up.