The two main types of schools in Sri Lanka are governmental schools and non-governmental schools. Most of these schools provide primary and secondary education
Governmental schools are categorized into two main types: national schools and provincial schools. The former are controlled by the Ministry of Education of the central government follow the local curricula languages of Sinhala, Tamil and in a few schools English, and the latter are controlled by provincial councils.
Non-governmental schools are also categorized into two types: private schools and international schools. Private schools are not directly controlled by the government but follow regulations and the local curricula set up by the Ministry of Education in the languages of Sinhala, Tamil and English.
SchoolNet - Sri Lanka
This is the main web portal for All Schools in Sri Lanka. Ministry of Education with Asian development bank funded secondary Education modernization project has taken the initiative to establish a wide-area network (WAN) connecting most of the senior secondary schools & other related organization. This network is referred to as SchoolNet. The Network Operation Center (NOC) of SchoolNet is currently located at University of Moratuwa. SchoolNet is nation-wide infrastructure that brings all organizations related to School Education System online. It can be thought of as a platform for Next Generation Learning.
Student Sri Lanka - Sri Lanka
Student Sri Lanka - Educational Network - Web and Mobilephone Network for School, University and other students.
Royal College - Colombo 07 - Sri Lanka
Royal College, Colombo, the Premier Educational Institution formed in 1835 Celebrates 175 years of Excellence in 2010. Awarded as one of the Best Innovative Schools of the World, Royal College has indeed produced great personalities not only to the country but to the world.As the Official Web Site of the Royal College www.royalcollege.lk brings to you the College History including details of Founders and Past Principals and the details of present Administration who continue the mission towards the betterment of College.
Since 1835, Royal College being the premier Primary and Secondary Educational institution has produced outstanding people from all walks of life both in Sri Lanka and abroad who have excelled in their chosen careers bringing credit to their Alma Mater.
Ananda College, Colombo - Sri Lanka
Ananda College Colombo is the Premier Buddhist boys school in Sri Lanka with a current student population of over 5000 from kindergarten to GCE Advanced level
An educational organisation called the Buddhist Theosophical Society was formed in Sri Lanka under the leadership of Colonel Henry Steele Olcott who was a founder member of the Theosophical Society of New York. The Buddhist Theosophical Society (BTS) opened a number of schools in different parts of the country for the higher education of Buddhist children. In the year 1886 the first of those schools was opened on a modest scale with 37 students in a private house in Colombo. Later this school was named Ananda College after Arahant Ananda, the most devoted disciple of the Buddha. Since then Ananda has had a proud tradition of producing students who have served not only Sri Lanka but other countries in the World with distinction.
Richmond College - Sri Lanka
Richmond, obviously, inherited the socially structured educational system of Britain which was expected to train the elite for public positions. An essential element of this training was the building of character capable of serving the interests of their own society. Within a decade Richmond had emerged as a leading public school in the country and the number of Richmondites successful in Cambridge examinations and winning prizes and scholarships, distinctions and exhibitions increased annually. By the early twentieth century there were many Richmondites in the elite of Sri Lankan society, in the administration, and professions, and in new economic enterprises contributing to the society's needs.
Today Richmond has emerged as one of first few leading national institutions of this country. Its present position owes much to its founders and a succession of principals and teachers for a period well over a century. Its contribution lies not merely in the imparting of education , discipline and other virtues that a citizen of a country is expected to possess, but also in the spirit of commitment and the sense of duty towards society around and the nation as a whole, that it has inculcated in the m i nds of those who passed through its corridors.
Mahamaya Girls' College, Kandy - Sri Lanka
Mahamaya Girl's College Alumnae Association of North America (MGCAANA) is a voluntarily led, nonprofit organization incorporated in the State of Washington in March, 2005. The vision of the organization is to build a future, where alumnae living in North America and present students of Mahamaya Girls' College Kandy, Sri Lanka, will work together to benefit the society. The intention of the association is to create a network with alumnae across North America to foster and promote social, educational, and cultural growth via a variety of opportunities.
Governmental schools are categorized into two main types: national schools and provincial schools. The former are controlled by the Ministry of Education of the central government follow the local curricula languages of Sinhala, Tamil and in a few schools English, and the latter are controlled by provincial councils.
Non-governmental schools are also categorized into two types: private schools and international schools. Private schools are not directly controlled by the government but follow regulations and the local curricula set up by the Ministry of Education in the languages of Sinhala, Tamil and English.
SchoolNet - Sri Lanka
This is the main web portal for All Schools in Sri Lanka. Ministry of Education with Asian development bank funded secondary Education modernization project has taken the initiative to establish a wide-area network (WAN) connecting most of the senior secondary schools & other related organization. This network is referred to as SchoolNet. The Network Operation Center (NOC) of SchoolNet is currently located at University of Moratuwa. SchoolNet is nation-wide infrastructure that brings all organizations related to School Education System online. It can be thought of as a platform for Next Generation Learning.
Student Sri Lanka - Sri Lanka
Student Sri Lanka - Educational Network - Web and Mobilephone Network for School, University and other students.
Royal College - Colombo 07 - Sri Lanka
Royal College, Colombo, the Premier Educational Institution formed in 1835 Celebrates 175 years of Excellence in 2010. Awarded as one of the Best Innovative Schools of the World, Royal College has indeed produced great personalities not only to the country but to the world.As the Official Web Site of the Royal College www.royalcollege.lk brings to you the College History including details of Founders and Past Principals and the details of present Administration who continue the mission towards the betterment of College.
Since 1835, Royal College being the premier Primary and Secondary Educational institution has produced outstanding people from all walks of life both in Sri Lanka and abroad who have excelled in their chosen careers bringing credit to their Alma Mater.
Ananda College, Colombo - Sri Lanka
Ananda College Colombo is the Premier Buddhist boys school in Sri Lanka with a current student population of over 5000 from kindergarten to GCE Advanced level
An educational organisation called the Buddhist Theosophical Society was formed in Sri Lanka under the leadership of Colonel Henry Steele Olcott who was a founder member of the Theosophical Society of New York. The Buddhist Theosophical Society (BTS) opened a number of schools in different parts of the country for the higher education of Buddhist children. In the year 1886 the first of those schools was opened on a modest scale with 37 students in a private house in Colombo. Later this school was named Ananda College after Arahant Ananda, the most devoted disciple of the Buddha. Since then Ananda has had a proud tradition of producing students who have served not only Sri Lanka but other countries in the World with distinction.
Richmond College - Sri Lanka
Richmond, obviously, inherited the socially structured educational system of Britain which was expected to train the elite for public positions. An essential element of this training was the building of character capable of serving the interests of their own society. Within a decade Richmond had emerged as a leading public school in the country and the number of Richmondites successful in Cambridge examinations and winning prizes and scholarships, distinctions and exhibitions increased annually. By the early twentieth century there were many Richmondites in the elite of Sri Lankan society, in the administration, and professions, and in new economic enterprises contributing to the society's needs.
Today Richmond has emerged as one of first few leading national institutions of this country. Its present position owes much to its founders and a succession of principals and teachers for a period well over a century. Its contribution lies not merely in the imparting of education , discipline and other virtues that a citizen of a country is expected to possess, but also in the spirit of commitment and the sense of duty towards society around and the nation as a whole, that it has inculcated in the m i nds of those who passed through its corridors.
Mahamaya Girls' College, Kandy - Sri Lanka
Mahamaya Girl's College Alumnae Association of North America (MGCAANA) is a voluntarily led, nonprofit organization incorporated in the State of Washington in March, 2005. The vision of the organization is to build a future, where alumnae living in North America and present students of Mahamaya Girls' College Kandy, Sri Lanka, will work together to benefit the society. The intention of the association is to create a network with alumnae across North America to foster and promote social, educational, and cultural growth via a variety of opportunities.
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