Sri Lankan Olcott Schools 5th Annual Cricket Tournament UAE - 2012
Ananda
Dharmapala
Dharmaraja a
Dharmasoka
Mahinda
Maliyadeva
Nalanda
Rahula
24th February 2012 www.olcottschoolsuae.org
Ajman Cricket Council Grounds - Hamriya
Col. Henry Steel Olcott (August 2, 1832 – February 17, 1907)
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Message from the Organising Committee
It is with great pleasure we welcome you all for the 5th annual Olcott Inter-School Cricket Tournament being organized by the old boys of Olcott Schools living in the United Arab Emirates. We started this tournament in 2007 with Ananda, Nalanda, Mahinda, Dharmaraja and Maliyadeva, just five schools. Since then, this event has grown from strength to strength thanks to its popularity and number of participating schools had been increased to eight with Rahula, Dharmasoka and Dharmapala. This year, as done in the previous year, the tournament is being organized not just as a cricket tournament, but as a complete family fun event, making everyone in the family to enjoy a full day of fun at the Ajman Cricket Council grounds. A concept to foster fellowship amongst old boys of Olcott Schools in Sri Lanka, started at very humble beginnings has come a long way. To organize the event this year amidst difficult economic conditions, it has taken lot of effort and hard work by many people. This year too all the eight schools, namely Ananda, Nalanda, Mahinda, Maliyadeva, Dharmarajah, Dharmasoka, Rahula, and Dharmapala Colleges are taking part in the tournament with many new features been added to the event to make it a fun filled day for the entire family. It is interesting to note that this cricket tournament is now added to the annual event calendar of Sri Lankan activities in the UAE and considered an event looked forward to by many expatriate Sri Lankans living in the UAE. Last year, the old boys of Olcott Schools in the UAE also started actively involved in organizing a ‘seela pinkama’ at the Sri Lankan Consulate to commemorate Olcott day that falls on 17th February of every year. This event was also organized this year and now slated to become an annual event in our calendar. Olcott Old boys also taken part in the Vesak festival by distributing Dhamma books in 2011. The organizing committee wishes to thank the sponsors for their ready support, the invitees for their presence in gracing the event and above all, the family members and all those wonderful people who helped us in no small way in organizing this event in a grand scale this year. Finally, we wish the participating teams best of luck and may the best team win. Organizing Committee Olcott Inter-School Cricket Tournament - UAE
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Message from the HE the Ambassador for Sri Lanka
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Message from the Consul General of Sri Lanka Dubai & Northern Emirates
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Records 2011 Olcott Schools Cricket Tournament - 2011 t t t t
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Olcott Schools Cricketers in Sri Lanka Cricket Team 1947 B.S. Perera - Nalanda
1973 Jayantha Seneviratne - Nalanda
1985 Roshan Mahanama - Nalanda
1949 Stanley Jayasinghe - Nalanda
1975 Anura Ranasinghe - Nalanda
1986 Gamini Perera - Dharmapala
1949 Carl Obeysekara - Nalanda
1979 DLS de Silva - Mahinda
1986 Jayananda Warnaweera - Mahinda
1957 D. Weerasinghe - Ananda
1979 Sunil Jayasinghe - Nalanda
1986 Keerthi Ranasinghe - Nalanda
1960 Sonny Yatawara - Ananda
1981 Sidath Wettimuny - Ananda
1988 Ranjith Madurasinghe - Maliyadeva
1965 Sarath Wimalaratne - Ananda
1981 Arjuna Ranatunga - Ananda
1989 Dhammika Ranatunga - Ananda
1967 Anurudha Polonowita - Ananda
1982 Mithra Wettimuny - Ananda
1990 Marvan Attapattu - Ananda
1967 Ashly De Silva - Nalanda
1982 Brendon Kuruppu - Ananda
1990 Charith Senanayake - Ananda
1967 T.B Kehelgamuwa - Dharmaraja
1982 Yohan Gunasekara - Nalanda
1990 Chandika Haturusinghe - Ananda
1969 Sunil Wettimuny - Ananda
1983 Atula Samarasekara - Mahinda
1990 Pramodya Wickramasinghe - Rahula
1970 Bandula Warnapura - Nalanda
1983 Roshan Gunaratne - Nalanda
1991 Gamini Wickramasinghe - Nalanda
1970 Lalith Kaluperuma - Nalanda
1983 Sanath Kaluperuma - Nalanda
1992 Nishantha Ranatunga - Ananda
1973 Ajith De Silva - Ananda
1985 Asanka Gurusinghe - Nalanda
1993 Hemantha Wickramaratne - Ananda
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Olcott Schools Cricketers in Sri Lanka Cricket Team 1993 Dulip Samaraweera - Ananda
2004 Thilina Kandamby - Ananda
1993 Kumar Dharmasena - Nalanda
2004 Lasith Malinga - Mahinda
1994 Sanjeewa Ranatunga - Ananda
2005 Upul Tharanga - Dharmasoka
1994 Upul Chandana - Mahinda
2005 Shantha Kalavitigoda - Nalanda
1994 Chamara Dunusinghe - Nalanda
2006 Chamara Kapugedara - Dharmaraja
1995 Eric Upashantha - Maliyadeva
2007 Mahela Udawatta - Ananda
1995 JC Gamage - Rahula
2007 Ishara Amarasinghe - Nalanda
1997 Avishka Gunawardena - Ananda
2009 Muthumudalige Pushpakumara - Ananda
1997 Mahela Jayawardena - Nalanda
2009 Chinthaka Jayasinghe - Dharmapala
1998 Thilan Samaraweera - Ananda
2009 Gihan Rupasinghe - Nalanda
1999 Rangana Herath - Maliyadeva
2009 Suraj Randiv - Rahula
2000 Dinuk Hettiarachchi - Ananda
2010 Dinesh Chandimal - Ananda
2000 Akalanka Ganegama - Ananda
2012 Sachithra Senanayake - Ananda
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TEAMS
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Ananda
Dharmapala
Chandana Tilakaratne Dharshana Nakandala Dinesh de Silva Kulith Rabel Lasantha Pussewela Mahesh Perera Prasanna Pushpajith Prasanna Samarasinghe Rohitha Kulasooriya Srinath Samararatne Sumeera Wijesuriya Yoshan Gunasekara
Kumara K.R.G.N.N. Udaya Prasanna Perera Priyankara Premarathne Saman Welagedara Indika Rajapaksha Kumara Prasad Sameera Lakamal Ravindra Gunarathne Indika Jayasinghe
Dharmaraja
Dharmasoka
Wasantha T. K. Senevirathne Mangala B Ekanayake Niran Wijesena Madhawa Piyasinghe Madura Nanayakkara Heshan Buddika Marasinghe Chaminda Suraweera Kapila K. M. D. Bandara
Jagath Udayakumara Nuwan Chinthaka Hershan Karunarathna Mithila chami Malaka Lakmal Amila Kalugalage Shammi Sanjeewa Venura Ginige Rasanja Buddika
TEAMS
Mahinda
Maliyadeva
Ajantha Premaratna Anuradha Jayaratne Bimal Chaminda Thalawinna Deepali Seneviratne Dulip De Silva Harshadeva Piyasiri Jagath Gunawardena Janith Daminda Krishan Dias Priyantha Pinnaduwa Rohana Abeygunawardana Sujeewa Wijewickreme
Damith Jayalath Aruna Bandaranayake Indika Rukshan Nissanka Rajakaruna Vishva Thilakarathna Gayan Ekanayake Anurudha Sugathadasa Thakshila Wijesooriya
Nalanda
Rahula
Akila Navarthena Arunalu de Silva Deeptha Premasinghe Kasun Danushka Dandunnage Madhawa de Mel Madura Warnapura Viraj Dharmasiri Yasas Hewavitharane
Sudath Abeydeera Krishantha Siritunga Dumidu Ariyarathna Mahesh Indika Weerasekara Nalin Widhanapathirana Sudath Wellangoda Sampath Marasinghe Ahamed Mufri
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TOURNAMENT FIXTURE Preliminary Round - League
Semi Final - Knock Out
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TOURNAMENT FIXTURE Preliminary Round - League
FINALS
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College Directory - Ananda
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Name
Mob No.
E-mail
Achira Nimagna Premarathne Anil Bandaragodage Aruna Ratnaweera Bandula Chandrasekara Bhanaka Withana Bhathiya Madarasinghe Chamal Rexon Chamal Samarasinghe Chaminda Rabel Chandana Thilakaratne Chandra Pitigala Channa Wickramasinghe Chatura Colombage Darshaka Lasith Marasinghe Darshana Cabral Darshana Nakandala Dilnuwan Peiris Dinanja Prasad Dinesh De Silva Dinesh De Zoysa Dinesh Gunesena Fariz Samath Tuan Gamini Dayaratne Gayan Abeykoon Gayan Kasun Jayasuriya Geethika Thenuwara Hiran Chandima Perera Janaka Liyanage Jayavi Wellage Kanishka Samaranayake Kapila Premachandra Kasun Boteju Kasun Hettige Kusal Nanayakkara Kushal Peiris Lakshitha Ranasinghe Lalith Gallage Lalith Gunatilake Lasantha Pussawala Madushanka H W Charitha Mahesh Dissanayake Mahesh Uragala Mahesh Perera Mahil Jayaratne Menaka Jayawardana Nadeesh Fernando Nandika Iddagodaliyanage Naveen Kanishka Karunatilake Nilantha Gallage Noyel Yasantha Nuwan Malaka Nuwan Sumanasekara P.L.A Sudarshana Palitha Weeramanthri
050-2112695 050-5680048 055-8224277 050-8565243
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050-7351667 050 - 1248474
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College Directory - Ananda Name
Mob No.
E-mail
Prasanna Pushpajith Prasanna Samarasinghe Priyankara Srinath Samararatne Rasika Sujeewa Ravi Seneviratne RavindraDe Silva Ravindra Wickramage Rohan Abeysinghe Rohan Peiris Rohitha Sandaruwan Kulasooriya Roshan Perera Roshan Karunarathna Roshantha Renuka Wijesuriya Ruchira Senadeera Rukman Deshapriya Rusiru Edirisuriya Ruwan Battage Ruwan Dammika Kahanthen Sadun Vimukthi Kannangara Sajith De Silva Saman Perera Sanath Mendis SanathEpa Sanjaya PrabathRahinduwage Sanjeewa Karunasekara Senal Ranasinghe Shan Ariyasinghe Shantha Weerasinghe Shean Dharmaratne Shihab Dean Sirisena Jayadeeva Soba Ruwanara Soujan Said Subhash Wickramasinghe Sudeera Maniyangama Sudharman Pitigala sudheera widanage Sujeewa Karunasekara Sujeewa Peramunage Sujith Gunasena Sumeera Wijesuriya Suneth Jayasena Suresh Gunathilaka Thamara Wanigatunge Tharanga Jayalal Tharindu Chathuranga Tharindu Bandaranayake Thilan Karunatilake Thilosahna Erandika Thushan Pathirage Thushara Maddumage Upali Dissanayake Upul Gamage Varuna Gunawardana Yoshan Gunasekara
050-5184482 050-3419597 050-7593486
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College Directory - Nalanda Name
Mob No.
E-mail
Adeesha Salpitikorala
055-7842066
[email protected]
Akila Navarthena
050-6205619
[email protected]
Arunalu de Silva
050-2916485
[email protected]
Chaminda Deepal Fernando
050-8082691
[email protected]
Chanaka Senatilake
050 4610540
Channa Welihinda
050 6965422
[email protected]
Chathuranga Abeydeera
050 1471224
[email protected]
Chinthaka Nuwan Abeydeera
050 7024952
[email protected]
Deeptha Fernando
050 5746358
[email protected]
Deeptha Premasiri
050 6950944
[email protected]
Gishan Illangakoon
050 1896150
[email protected]
Hareendra Pandula Hewage
056 6861202
[email protected]
Harsha Arukgoda
050-5787593
[email protected]
Janaka Gunasekara
055 7336007
Kasun Danushka Dandunnage
050 1610374
[email protected]
Lakmal Athapattu
050 3501172
[email protected]
Lakmal Gunawardana
050-2109264
[email protected]
Lasantha Ranasinghe
050-8096346
[email protected]
Madhawa de Mel
050 3450879
[email protected]
Madura Warnapura
050 9924583
[email protected]
Naleen Dileepa Mathusinghe
055 5032638
[email protected]
Nalin Gunawardana
050 8899736
[email protected]
Priyal Athapattu
055 9064767
[email protected]
Priyan Wijesinghe
050 6518726
[email protected]
Pujitha Illukkumbura
056 1333587
[email protected]
Ramesh de Silva
050-8562970
[email protected]
Ravindu Alwis
050 5859904
[email protected]
Rivi Wickramarachchi
055 2208571
[email protected]
Saman Welagedera
050 2426473
[email protected]
Sanjeewa de Silva
050 8023630
[email protected]
Sumanga Pussegoda
050-3168365
[email protected]
Sumedha Dharmasena
050 3598466
[email protected]
Suranga Amarawansa
050 1015358
[email protected]
Viraj Dharmasiri
050 4357029
[email protected]
Yasas Hewavitharane
050 9477298
[email protected]
Yasith Hadigallage
050 4242738
[email protected]
Yasith Lakshan De Silva
050 2932385
[email protected]
Ruwan Wijenayaka
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College Directory - Mahinda Name
Mob No.
Ajantha Premaratna
050-4551526
[email protected]
E-mail
Amila Brabath A.K.
055-3280856
[email protected]
Anura de Silva De Silva
050-5377174
[email protected]
Anuradha Jayaratne
050-8713371
[email protected]
Asoka De Silva
050-4626339
[email protected]
Athula Dharmadasa
050-4682852
[email protected]
Bimal Chaminda Thalawinna
050-7476124
[email protected]
Dayalal Uyangodage
050-4570372
[email protected]
Deepali Seneviratne
055-4502348
[email protected]
Dulip De Silva
050-4101651
[email protected]
Harinda K D Weerasinghe
050-5486990
[email protected]
Harshadeva Piyasiri
050-5145121
[email protected]
Hemantha Jayasree
050-6140648
[email protected]
Hiran Siriwardana
050-5183159
[email protected]
Jagath De Silva
050-2090619
[email protected]
Jagath Gunawardena
050-4663427
[email protected]
Janith Daminda
050-1039270
[email protected]
Krishan Dias
050-4993506
[email protected]
Kulathilaka H. K.
050-6785415
[email protected]
Mahesh Pitigala
050-5534975
[email protected]
Panditha D.G.S.K.
050-4441475
[email protected]
Premathilaka Silva
050-5152719
[email protected]
Priyankara Premarathna
050-5470378
[email protected]
Priyantha Pinnaduwa
050-1661360
[email protected]
Priyantha Rathnasinghe
050-6500132
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Priyantha Rohana
050-4625711
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Rama De Silva
050-5258551
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Rohana Abeygunawardana
050-2460933
[email protected]
Saman Kumara
050-6573370
[email protected]
Saman Senaweera
050-9210671
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Sampath Senanayaka
050-8191165
[email protected]
Senewiratne R.G.G.
050-5584261
[email protected]
Sujeewa P Wijewickreme
056-7798758
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Sujeewa Wijethilaka
050-6769704
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Yapa S.D.S.
050-4585363
[email protected]
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College Directory - Dharmaraja Name
Mob No.
E-mail
Chaminda Suraweera Dantha Rathnayake Kapila K. M. D. Bandara Madhawa Piyasinghe Madura Nanayakkara Mangala B Ekanayake Niran Wijesena P.G Amarasinghe S P A Keerthiratna Sampath Molligoda Shirantha Mendis Sidath Thennakoon Wasantha T. K. Senevirathne
050-9626021 050-5452390 050-5463276 055-2012278 056-7547201 050-6528393 050-7581351 055-3952961 050-3450424 050-9202528 050-3577820 050-5291437 050-4402749
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College Directory - Dharmasoka
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Name
Mob No.
E-mail
Indralal Silva Karunananda Egodage Kumara De Alwis Rasika De Silva Thilakarathna Weerakoon Kapila Perera Dammika Semage Duminda Samarathunga Nuwan Chinthaka Hershan Karunarathna Kavinda Jayasuriya Malaka Lakmal Mithila Chami Malan Gunawardhana Parakrama Wijewardena Nalin Thenuwara Gayan Silva Jagath Udayakumara Amila Kalugalage Venura Ginige Shammi Sanjeewa Gajath De Silva Rasanjana Buddika
050-8636201 050-7768657 050-9575526 055-2583264 050-7545832 055-9297493 050-9932764 055-9170635 050-9392841 055-7290016 050-3646810 055-5405078 055-3083641 050-9284575 050-7214197 055-7436049 050-5228314 050-4389931 050-6170763 055-6067249 050-5732850 050-8935652 050-6718532
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College Directory - Dharmapala Name
Mob No.
Amila Ranasinghe Indika Rajapaksha Indika Jayasinghe Kumara K.R.G.N.N. Kumara Pasad Nalaka Prasad Wijesinghe Nalin Rodrigo Priyankara Premarathna Ravindra Gunarathna Saman Welagedara Sameera lakmal Samith Indika Sanjaya Bandara Susan Fernando Udaya Prasanna Perera
050-3037287 055-4319170 050-5802257 050-4618772 050-6889418 055-3751846 050-2510298 050-5470378 050-8988513 050-2426473 050-3755462 050-1109603 050-8757569 050-2807606 050-8063250
E-mail
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College Directory - Rahula Name
Mob No.
E-mail
Ajantha Rangoda
050 6500272
[email protected]
Dhammika Gamage
050 4547896
[email protected]
Dharmasiri Liyanage
050 2570458
[email protected]
Dumindu Ariyarathna
050 8556754
[email protected]
Edwerd Jayathunga
050 4544205
[email protected]
Krishantha Siritunga
050 4768928
[email protected]
Nayana Weeraman
050 5017915
[email protected]
Sampath Marasingha
050 8835405
[email protected]
Sasiri Edirisooriya
050 1057933
Sudath Abayadeera
050 568 5516
[email protected]
Wasantha Gunawardana
050 4513643
[email protected]
Mahesh Weerasekara
055 2628770
Nalin Widhanapathirana
056 7962541
Ahamed Mufri
055 9767179
Sudath Wellangoda
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College Directory - Maliyadewa Name
Mob No.
E-mail
Agra Indika Weerathunge
050-2157143
[email protected]
Amila Weerawardana
050-2145114
[email protected]
Anuruddha Basnayake
050 8729370
[email protected]
Anurudha Sugathadasa
050 5063857
[email protected]
Arosha Liyanarachi
050-5041530
[email protected]
Aruna Bandaranayake
050-8865094
[email protected]
Asanka Athugoda
050-8818406
[email protected]
Asiri Illeperuma
050-1531269
[email protected]
Asitha Pathirathna
055-2002435
[email protected]
Bathiya Dewagiri
055-2132690
[email protected]
Damith (Donald)Jayalath
050-1425217
[email protected]
Dhanushka
055 7723248
[email protected]
Dimuthu Amarasena
050-9243242
[email protected]
Dinupul Samaraweera
055-8603922
[email protected]
Gayan Ekanayake
055-3617414
[email protected]
Indika Rukshan
050-2953650
[email protected]
Jayantha Chandraratne
050-4276728
[email protected]
Keerthi Chandraratne C M
055-8753570
[email protected]
Kingsly Wijesinghe
050-1637236
[email protected]
M. C. K. Jayarathne
050-2442925
Malaka Ekanayake
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Manoj Dissanayake
050 1515295
[email protected]
Nissanka Rajakaruna
050-3537536
[email protected]
R. K. Diyagama
055-2196742
[email protected]
Sampath Priyashantha
050 5818649
[email protected]
Thakshila Wijesooriya
050-7558832
[email protected]
Udaya Rathnayake
055-2876497
[email protected]
Vajira De Silva
055 6003573
[email protected]
Vishva Thilakarathna
050 8431120
[email protected]
College Details - Ananda Establish Web Grades School for Big Match versus College Colours
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01st November 1886 www.ananda.sch.lk Year 1 to Year 13 Public School for Boys Nalanda College, Colombo – from1924 (Battle of the Maroons) :- Maroon & Gold
wmamudfoda wu; mox College Motto – “Appamdho Amathapadhan” - Meaning: “ Do your work without delaying”. Ananda College, Colombo is the first Buddhist school opened under the patronage of Colombo Buddhist Theosophical Society. On 1st November 1886 an English Buddhist School was opened at No: 54, Maliban Street (a large House with 5 rooms), Pettah with only 37 students. Mr.C. W. Leadbeater was its Principal and the staff consisted of 7 teachers. Later from No: 54, Maliban Street, Pettah, it was shifted to No: 19, Prince Street, Pettah in August, 1889, before Ananda found its permanent niche at Maradana in 1895. Re-named “ Ananda College “, after Buddha’s chief disciple Arahat Ananda, it earned reputation as island’s Premier Buddhist Educational Institution for Boys. Today Ananda caters to over 8000 students in 13 Grades of Secondary Education and boast of having produced a vast number of Island’s greats in all sectors. Ananda, having maintained its pristine glory for past years has celebrated its 125th Anniversary in 2011. Ananda is offering both Primary and Secondary education under Government curriculum. The term "Anandians" is being used to call the former/present pupils of Ananda College.
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01st November 1925 www.nalanda.sch.lk Year 1 to Year 13 Public School for Boys Ananda College, Colombo from 1924 (Battle of the Maroons) :- Maroon & Silver
wmodk fidNskS m[a[d College motto – “Apadana Sobhini Panna” – Meaning: “Wisdom beautifies character”. At that time the Ananda playground was located in Campbell Place, Colombo. Next to the playground was a stretch of land about one acre in extent. Mr. P. de S. Kularathne the then principal of Ananda College leased this land and moved in some junior classes of Ananda. These first classrooms were simply mud huts! This new wing of Ananda was under the authority of Mr. E.W. Perera. Mr. Kularathne registered this off shoot of Ananda as a separate school on the 1st November 1925. The day was so chosen because it was the 39th Anniversary of Ananda and Mr. L. H. Meththananda became the first principal of Nalanda. Ven. Balangoda Ananda Maithriya was allotted the task of finding a name and a motto for this new school. He named it 'Nalanda' and chose 'Apadana Sobhini Panna' meaning 'wisdom beautifies character' as the motto. Nalandians old and new have lived up to it; and will strive to do so in future as well. Nalanda today provide education to around 4250 students and about 190 teachers in the staff. The term "Nalandians" is being used to call the former/present pupils of Nalanda College.
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01st March 1892 www.mahindacollege.lk Year 1 to Year 13 Public School for Boys Richmond College, Galle – from 1905 (Lovers’ Quarrel) :- Black & Gold
Åmamx jdhdu mKaäf;da Nj College motto – “khippam vayama, Panditho Bahava” – Meaning: “Strive earnestly and be wise”. Mahinda College is a Buddhist boys' school in Galle, Sri Lanka. It is a national school, which provides primary and secondary education. The school was established on March 1, 1892 by the Buddhist Theosophical Society led by Colonel Henry Steel Olcott. Mahinda College is one of the oldest and leading Buddhist schools in Sri Lanka. The college today provides education to over 3750 students from grade 1 to 13. Students are divided into five groups namely Primary, Junior, Secondary, Senior Secondary and Collegiate. Over the years, Mahinda College has earned its reputation in various areas of academic excellence as well as in sports. The college provides many facilities to the students to excel in education as well as in a number of extracurricular activities. The term "Mahindians" is being used to call the former/present pupils of Mahinda College.
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30th June 1887 www.dharmaraja.lk Year 1 to Year 13 Public School for Boys Kingswood College, Kandy from 1893 (Battle of the Maroons) :- Maroon & Light blue
w;a;dys w;a;fkda kdf;da College Motto – “Attahi Attano Natho” – Meaning: "Oneself is the refuge for one" Dharmaraja College, Kandy is the second Buddhist school started in Sri Lanka with the Buddhist enchantment and being one of the premier Buddhist schools in the country with a history of more than 125 years. Dharmaraja is founded by Colonel Henry Steel Olcot in 30th June 1887 as Kandy Buddhist High School. Several kandyan nobles including Dullawe Adhikaram, Wadugodapitiya Punchirala Korale, T.B. Panabokke and A.D.J. Gunawardena were instrumental in starting a buddhist college in Kandy. It has decided that a plot of land in front of the Old Palace near the Tooth Relic Temple, adjoining the Natha Devalaya was the best for building the school initially. Now a land area of 54 acres (220,000 m2) is owned by the school spreading over half of the Dharmaraja hill. Dharmaraja has one of the oldest and most prestigious scout troops in the world, the 1st Kandy Dharmaraja Scout Group, which was established in 1913 and one of the first Sri Lankan schools to start playing cricket. Dharmaraja has consistently ranked among the first two boys schools in Sri Lanka in the preference rankings based on year 5 scholarship examinees' demand and now Dharmaraja is home to a student population of around 4100 students and 192 staff members. Today in 2012 Dharmaraja is celebrating its 125th Anniversary. The term "Rajans” is being used to call the former/present pupils of Dharmaraja College.
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College Details - Maliyadewa Establish Web Grades School for Big Match versus
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30th September 1888 www.maliyadeva.edu.lk Year 1 to Year 13 Public School for Boys St. Anne’s College, Kurunegala – from 1959 (Battle of the Rocks) :- Blue, Gold & Maroon
úoHd N+Ikï mqreI N+Ikï College Motto – “Vidya Bhushanam Purusha Bhushanam” – Meaning: “Science is the jewel of man”. Maliyadeva College, Kurunegala, is a government school established in 1888, by the Buddhist Theosophical Society led by Colonel Henry Steel Olcott. It is one of Sri Lanka's oldest schools and considered by many to be a leading Buddhist school in Sri Lanka. Today the school accommodates nearly 4500 students. The term "Devans" is being used to call the former/present pupils of Maliyadeva College. In June 1888, a new school with one student was opened at a place in Bodhiraja Mawatha near the present Central Bus Stand in Kurunegala, pioneered by Anagarika Dharmapala and Colonel Henry Steel Olcott with the assistance of local donors; Messrs. Hulugalle, Adikaram and Mudaliyar Attygala. This school was named as "Kurunegala Buddhist Institution". The school was managed by the "Buddhist Theosophical Society". Maliyadeva College has fulfilled an immense service to the upliftment of Buddhism with the help of Buddhist monks who rendered their service to this college. The school has given its priority to cultural and religious activities. That is clear by its very name "Maliyadeva" (The name of last Arahath thero of Buddhist history) how close the school to Buddhism is.
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08th January 1941 www.dharmapala.sch.lk Year 1 to Year 13 Mix Public School Maroon & Purple
;=fïys lsÉpx wd;mamx College motto – “Thumehi Kichchan Athappan” – Meaning: “;=fïys lsÉpx wd;mamx”. Dharmapala Vidyalaya, Pannipitiya, established in 8 January 1941 on land owned by Anagarika Dharmapala. It is a national school and provides primary and secondary education. Today Dharmapala Vidyalaya has 4,500 students and 130 teaching staff on a campus of 18 acres (73,000 m2). The founder of the school was Mr. P.De.S.Kularathne and the Principal was Dr. J.E.Jayasooriya. During World War II section from Ananda College along with the teachers shifted to Dharmapala Vidyalaya premises due to fear of war. The then Principal of Ananda College, Mr. P.De.S Kularathna, led this project. On Sunday 8th December 1940 at 4.30 p.m an English Secondary School was established at Pannipitiya as a branch of Ananda College Colombo. This new school was named Dharmapala Vidyalaya. Dharmapala Vidyalaya was managed by the Buddhist Theosophical Society under the direct supervision of the Principal of Ananda College Colombo. It was a school for both boys and girls and conducted classes from Kindergarten to the Matriculation Form, in English Medium. The term "Palians" is being used to call the former/present pupils of Dharmapala College.
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01st May 1921 www.rahulacollege.org Year 1 to Year 13 Public School for Boys St. Aloysius College, Galle – from 2004 (Battle of Two Cities) :- Blue & Gold
w;a;dkx ouhka;s mkaä;d College motto – “Attanan Damayanthi Pandita” – Meaning: “Wise man controls himself”. In 1921, Mr. F. Gorden Pearce (principal of Mahinda College, Galle), Mr. D.T.W. Rajapaksha Ralahami, Sir R.A.D. Gunawardana Maha Kulathunga established the "Buddhists Society" and this was the first step which led to the beginning of the Rahula College in the future On 1st May 1923, the Buddhists Society opened a school named Parakramabhahu Vidyalaya, in a rented building which was situated at Main Street, Matara. Parakramabhahu Vidyalaya's motto was "May I be a true buddhist". Hewabowalage Yasapala was the first student of Parakramabhahu Vidyalaya. Eventually, Parakramabhahu Vidyalaya was shifted to the "Saram Mudali Walawwa" which was donated by Mr. C. A. Ordisis de Sivla, with the new name of "Rahula College". Rahula College is a school with a rich history and a glorious present. Since 1923, the school has managed to reach high stands nationally and internationally, playing great roles in the fields of education, sports and many other school activities, achieving the goals of today. Therefore Rahula College stands as a prominent and as a proud school in the nation and as well as in the whole world. Rahula College has bestowed numerous distinguished personalities to the nation for the past 89 years. The term "Rahulians" is being used to call the former/present pupils of Rahula College.
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1913 www.dharmasoka.sch.lk Year 1 to Year 13 Mix Public School Devananda College, Ambalangoda – from 1966 (Battle of the Blues) :- Blue & Silver
úoHd oÞ;s úkhx College motto – “Vidya Dadathi Vinayam” – Meaning: “Knowledge generates humility”. Dharmasoka College is situated in Galle district, Ambalangoda. It consists of nearly over 5000 students and about 180 teachers in the staff. Dharmasoka was initiated with just a few students (fifteen) by its founder Mudliar S. Thomas de Silva in 1913 exhibiting his greater commitment & dedication. He also spent his own wealth for the development of this school. Therefore the name of this great person, a creator of this school with a record over a century in the arena of education is unforgotten by people. Dharmasoka College, is a leading mix school in Sri Lanka. It is one of the educational institute supported by the Buddhist Theosophical Society led by Colonel Henry Steel Olcott, and accordingly is one of Sri Lanka's oldest schools. It provides primary and secondary education. The term "Sokians" is being used to call the former/present pupils of Dharmasoka College.
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