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Jayakody was born on 6 April 1952 in Hettimulla, Kegalle, Sri Lanka, the youngest of six children of Don Raphial Jayakody and Victoria Jayakody (d. 2017).[2][3] While receiving his early education at Bandaranaike Junior School, he joined the church choir. He received his secondary education at St. Mary's College in Kegalle and learned music under teacher H. Samarapala.[4]

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During the 1980s, he released two cassettes and a CD, Seethala Pinimatha, Kerakena Rode and Samanalaya Mala Ha Lamaya. He also holds a government position as Educational Assistant Music Director.[2] Jayakody made several children's songs such as Kopara Kopara, Katu Akule, Rajjuruwo Udai, Sulangak Vee and Chakgudu Gudu.[7] At the same time, he was appointed as the Music Teacher at Nalanda College, where he worked for a while and then transferred to Gurukula College, Kelaniya. In 1986, Jayakody was promoted to Staff Education Officer in the Music Division and attached to the Ministry of Education. Around the same time, he unveiled his second album Kerakena Rode. He received his Master's degree in 1992 from the Bhatkhande Music Institute Deemed University, Lucknow.[4]

In January 2017 I finally finished the first fully animated program of the "My Body Is My Body Child Abuse Prevention Program". I was very excited from the very supportive feedback I had received after completing the songs. I had no idea that 11 months later the program would be translated into 12 different languages (with 4 more translations waiting for me to work on) and several more in the pipeline. Just goes to show what can be achieved by networking on Linkedin.

For those of you that do not know about the program - it is an animated, musical program of 5 songs for children aged 3 - 8 years old, teaching them about preventing abuse in a positive and non threatening way. It is one of the few programs around that covers sexual abuse, physical abuse, peer pressure, talking about problems and who to tell. Furthermore, it teaches about love. The program comes with a full 28 page tutorial for teachers, parents, carers and social workers highlighting the objectives of teaching each song. There is also a section detailing past questions from the children in past live performances (taken from a pool of 350,000 children).

Elske Bijpost & Jan Bijpost from Stichting Geton - thank you for being so supportive in finding translators for the program. To date they have organised Loyiso Gura - Xhosa Translations, ZoyaSpeaks who did an amazing job on the Xhosa voice overs and singing. Kabelo Given Rabaji who translated the Setswana songs, Lindo Mbatha who did the Zulu translations. Elske also translated the full Dutch Website and found a lovely singer Charlotte Hulsbergen who has been doing a great job on the Dutch voice overs and songs. They have also organised translations for the Afrikaans songs. Stichting Geton also sponsored the recording studio in South Africa and are sponsoring the recording studio for the Swahili voice overs and songs. I can't thank you enough!!

Herold Super - my dear friend from recoding days in South Africa. It has been wonderful to catch up with Herold after 28 years, he found me on Linkedin. Herold just loved the program and has become an Ambassador to help spread the message of Child Abuse Prevention through the "My Body is My Body" Program. He has been fantastic at finding people to translate and so far has organised Russian with Natalia Germann, German with Gerlinde Hesse, Swedish with Micaela Svanberg. He has a Japanese translator. Herold is also looking to find sponsors to put the program onto DVD for the areas in the world that do not have good internet access. We want to make sure that the program is translated and sung in as many languages as possible so the children can join in with the program.

Joy Manterfield did a wonderful job with the Spanish song translations, voice overs and singing the songs. In just a few months the Spanish program has had over 50,000 hits on youtube. Astrid Gmez kindly translated the full website into Spanish and is working to integrate the program with her program which teaches Child Abuse Prevention to parents. She will be taking both programs to South America from March 2018 and we both are working with Manal Omer in Saudi Arabia to see the reaction of the program from children cross country. They will be conducting pre and post studies on the program. Exciting times !

Whenever you type a word, sentence or phrase in english - we send API requests to either Google or Microsoft for a translation. In return, they send back a response with a translated text in sinhala.Their system use machine-language technologies to bring together some cutting edge technologies such as artificial intelligence (deep learning), big data, Web APIs, cloud computing etc to perform higher quality translations.Can we download this translation service?

No. At a moment you can only use our sinhala translation online.However, you can install the Chrome extension tool called Google Translate Chrome Extension.Once this translation tool is installed, you can highlight and right-click section of text and click on "Translate" icon to translate it to the language of your choice. Furthermore, you can translate entire web page by clicking on the "Translate" icon on the browser toolbar.

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I do have a book I use to learn the songs, which comes with a recording, as well as melody line sheet music (and guitar chords). It is called Wee Sing Bible Songs and is available through Amazon.com or Christian Book Distributors. I have not done an exhaustive study of recordings or books, so there may be a lot of other great resources.

Bible heroes, teachings, parables, praises, and prayers are all contained in this collection of Bible songs. Enjoy over an hour of musical entertainment on one CD. Children will grow in their faith as they sing these songs for years to come!

This set includes a 64-page illustrated book with complete lyrics, and 63 inspirational songs and Bible verses. You'll find favorites like: "Jesus Loves Me," "Jesus Wants me for a Sunbeam," "This Little Light of Mine," "The B-I-B-L-E," "Father Abraham," "He's God the Whole World," "I'm in the Lord's Army," "Rejoice in the Lord Always," and many more! Recommended for ages 5 to 10.

4) Cyber Hymnal has tons of info on songs, writers, etc.

*Disclaimer: Recordings of songs and lyrics posted on this site are designed and shared solely in the interest of helping teachers learn the songs to teach to their classes. They are not designed as entertainment or as a way to get around purchasing any copyrighted recordings or publication of songs. The lyrics posted here are from memory and some have been altered. If you believe that any recordings or lyrics are a violation of your copyright, pleasecontact me and I will address the situation immediately. Or, you could grant permission to use the song - for the benefit of the users of this site...

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