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Unawatuna Maha Vidyalaya
උණවටුන මහා විද්‍යාලය
File:Crest of UMV.png
Crest of Unawatuna Maha Vidyalaya
Location
Unawatuna

Sri Lanka
Coordinates6.0203° N, 80.2495° E
Information
Former nameUnawatuna Buddhist mixed school
TypeGovernment public school
Mottoආලෝකෝ උදපාදී
(The darkness vanished and the light of wisdom descended)
Religious affiliation(s)Buddhist
Established1887 September 17
FounderMr. H.W Amarasuriya
PrincipalMr. Helaruwan Peiris
Grades1 - 13
GenderMixed (Male, Female)
LanguageSinhala
Color(s)Yellow Maroon White             
Songසැරදේ අප මාතා
Website

Unawatuna College (Si:උණවටුන මහා විද්‍යාලය, also called "Unawatuna Maha Vidyalaya") is 1AB public government school is in Unawatuna. The school was established in 17th September 1897 at Unawatuna, Sri Lanka.[1]

History[edit]

The school was firstly located Sandra's estate in Unawatuna with 14 students and 4 teachers. And after support of H.W Amarasuriya [2] , school renamed Unawatuna Buddhist mixed school and relocated to his own house. In 1962 the school was added to government school. In 2004 the area was damaged Tsunami disaster. After that the school has rebuild donations of peoples. [3]

Principals[edit]

The school has been administered by 21 principals for 125 years since its inception. They are, respectively;

  • KVPE de Silva
  • DA Jayatilleke
  • J de Silva
  • W. M. Pradinandas
  • MW Gunasekara
  • DA Narangoda
  • HM Fernando
  • R. D. Carolis
  • LGS Wickramasinghe
  • WA Karunaratne
  • DGG de Silva
  • MP Mendis
  • WK Dharmaratne
  • Jinadasa
  • MP Korala
  • DD Weerakoon
  • Jayasena Atapattu
  • Gunasena Nanayakkara
  • PPK Dayaratne Amarasekara
  • EA Gamini Shantha Kumara‍‍

[4]

Notable Persons[edit]

  • Dr. Edwin Ariyadasa[5]
  • Prof. Sirimal Ranawella[6]
  • Sameera Rathnayake (Member of National Baseball Team, Sri Lanka.)

[7]

See more[edit]

References[edit]

  1. http://www.spedu.sch.lk/si/zone.php?zone=z01
  2. Rasa Newspaper in Lakehouse Sri Lanka http://epaper.resa.lk/?id=13&tday=2018/09/14
  3. "Senehasa foundation". Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored (help)
  4. https://umvlk.wordpress.com/2018/09/30/%e0%b6%86%e0%b6%af%e0%b7%93-%e0%b6%9a%e0%b6%ad  % e0% b7% 98% e0% b6% b1% e0% b7% 8a /
  5. https://dailynews.lk/2021/01/22/local/239580/veteran-journalist-edwin-ariyadasa-passes-away
  6. http://archives.dailynews.lk/2013/02/19/fea03.asp
  7. https://www.dailymirror.lk/sport/Asian-Games-SL-Baseball-Team-to-make-debut/323-153658

External Links[edit]


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