Author : Joanna Joseph

Visakha Vidyalaya was founded on the 16th of January, 1917 by the late Mrs. Jeremias Dias as an institution of learning for the Buddhist girls of this land at a

By the end of the 19th century, only a few schools in Sri Lanka offered higher education and most of them were limited to Colombo.

Gateway opens its doors to children at 2 ½ years, providing an opportunity for them to develop from Play Group up to ALs and beyondin

Elizabeth Moir School is an independent English medium international school in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The school is co-educational and admits children from both Sri Lankan

Maliyadeva College is one of the oldest Buddhist schools in Sri Lanka. At such a time British rulers were governing Sri Lanka; few Buddhist schools

A Brief History of St. Joseph’s College In 1892, the idea of a Catholic College emerges with the proposal of the Archbishop of Colombo Rt.

Zahira is an Arabic term which means ‘Excellence’ in Arabic. The very first Private Muslim School in Sri Lanka, Zahira College was founded in 1892,

“S. Thomas’ College. Founded in the Eighteen Hundred & Fifty First year of Our Lord Christ. Instituted for the Glory of God” S. Thomas’ College,

Rev. Richard Collins founded Trinity College (as The Kandy Collegiate School) in 1872, under the auspices of the Christian Missionary Society based on the traditions

Being one of the premier Buddhist schools in the country with a history of more than 125 years founded by Sir Henry Steel Olcot in