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Ananda College Ananda College was established by the Buddhist Theosophical Society. Originally it was known as English Buddhist School, describing its stated intention of providing English instruction to Buddhist students who would otherwise have had to go to a missionary school in order to get an English education. The school opened on 1 November 1886 with 37 students in a private house at No. 61 Maliban Street, Pettah. Mr. C. W. Leadbeater was the principal. In August, 1889, the school moved to a more spacious place at No. 19 Prince Street. In 1895, it was relocated to Maradana, the period of A.E. Buultjens and was named after Arahant Ananda, the most devoted disciple of the Buddha.

D.S.Senanayake College Situated in Colombo 07, Cinnamon Gardens, D.S Senanayake College provides education to students from Grade 1 to 13 in both Sinhala, Tamil and English Mediums. The head of the college is the Principal,and several Deputy Principals who are assigned different areas are supporting the administration.The 4 sets of classes each having two grades,called Sections,are controlled by Sectional Heads,who are supported by two Grade Cordinators. It provides English Medium studies in Mathematics, Science and Commerce fields for the Advance Level Examinations also. The School is equipped with modern classrooms, Science laboratories and Computer laboratories, a sports complex and a swimming pool complex. It has more than 35 clubs, societies and associations engaged in co-curricular activities. There are facilities for track, field and swimming.

Isipathana College Isipathana College is a pioneer secondary school located in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The school was founded in 1952. The first Principal was Mr. B.A. Kuruppu. The college today has over 6000 students and over 300 teachers. This college is very famous for Rugby Foot Ball , Information technology(IT) and Dancing.

Mahanama College Mahanama College, Colombo was established in 1954 as a public school in Sri Lanka. It is a National School and controlled by the Central government as opposed to the Provincial Council. The school accommodates 5000+ students on a campus spread over 10 acres. The academic staff of 150+ is led by the principal, Mr W. A. Premalal Kumarasiri.

Nalanda College Nalanda College is a Buddhist school in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The college was established by P. de S. Kularatne as an offshoot of Ananda College Colombo on November 1, 1925.

President's College The President's College came into being on 4 February 1978. The inauguration of this school was the first official act carried out by His Excellency the President J. R. Jayewardene after assuming duties as the first Executive President of Sri Lanka. The initial location for this school was at Torrington Place. President's College was shifted from Torrington Place to the present premises at Sri Jayawardenepura on 21 June 1983. In the year 1993 the school became a National School.

Royal College Situated in a quiet residential suburb of Colombo known as the Cinnamon Gardens, it occupies an area of 34 acres. The college is funded by the Ministry of Education, which appoints its Principal. The Principal is the head of the administration of the College and is assisted by a Vice Principal. The school is divided in to three sections: the primary school (the former Royal College Preparatory School), middle school and the upper school, each coming under a deputy principal (the head of the primary school is known as the Headmaster/Headmistress). The college educates close to 8000 students in both secondary and primary education.

St. Peter's College St. Peter's College is a secondary school in the Bambalapitiya zone of Colombo, Sri Lanka. It was founded in 1922.

St. Thomas College S. Thomas’ College, Mount Lavinia is an Anglican Church School, which was founded by the first Bishop of Colombo, the Rt. Rev. James Chapman, D. D. It was his foremost vision to build a College & Cathedral for the new Diocese of Colombo of the Church of Ceylon. Thus on the 3rd of February 1851 the College of St .Thomas the Apostle, Colombo was opened with the objective of training a Christian Clergy and to make Children good citizens under the discipline & supervision of Christianity.

Thurstan College Founded in 1950 and named the Senior Government School, it accommodated students of Royal Junior School who could not gain admission to Royal College Colombo. Thurstan College today has a student population of 2500. It is situated in Colombo 7, in the heart of the educational triangle of Sri Lanka with the University of Colombo and the Royal College Colombo as neighbors. Students take examinations conducted by the Ministry of Education[citation needed] and proceed to universities and higher educational institutes in Sri Lanka and overseas. The facilities at college include science laboratories, computer laboratories and libraries. The college has more than 30 clubs and societies.