Sivali Central College

Sivali Central College is a school situated in Hidellana, near Ratnapura, Sabaragamuwa Province, Sri Lanka.[1] The school provides secondary education to boys and girls aged 11 to 19 and has a student population of around 3,500. Today it has become a leading school Sri Lanka.[2]

Sivali Central College
සීවලී මද්‍ය විද්‍යාලය
Location
Sivali Central College
Ratnapura

Sri Lanka
Coordinates6°42′48″N 80°23′07″E
Information
TypeNational
Mottoපඤ්ඤාය පරිසුජ්ජති
"ප්‍රඥාව තුළින් පාරිශුද්ධත්වයට පත්වන්න"
(Achieve purity of the mind through wisdom)
Established1909
FounderA. C. Attygalle
PrincipalMr. K.K.P.Ariyasinghe
Staff140 academic 35 non-academic
GradesClass 6 - 13
GenderMixed
Age11 to 19
EnrollmentOver 3500
Colour(s)Green and Gold          
AffiliationBuddhist
Websitesivalicc.lk

History

Sivali Central College was founded as a Buddhist secondary school unconnected to any monastery in 1909 by A. C. Attygalle. It was initially located in a small house on Warakathota Road in Ratnapura. In 1925 the chief monk of Nadun Viharay in Ratnapura offered the property Sivali Garden to the school and in 1935 it was renamed as Sivali College. With the introduction of the free education system by C. W. W. Kannangara, Sivali College became the Sivali Central College. It was the first Central College in Ratnapura district. It moved to Hidellana in 1955. Sivali Central College became a National College on 5 February 1992.

Principals
  1. Mahanuwara Seneviratne(1909-1914)
  2. Francis Perera (1914-1919)
  3. M.A. Peter (1919-1926)
  4. P.J. Jayaratne (1926-05-03 - 1930-09-14)
  5. K. A. Dalpadadu (1930-09-15 - 1944-01-31)
  6. D.T. Deevendra (1944-03-01 - 1948-05-01)
  7. R.D. Sirisena (1949-05-03 - 1951-05-07)
  8. M.B. Ratnayake (1951-10-01 - 1955-12-02)
  9. D.D.P. Samaraweera (1956-01-02 - 1964-01-04)
  10. W.A.D.S Gunathilake (1964-02-04 - 1966-03-10)
  11. H.B. Weerakoon (1966-08-13 - 1968-02-24)
  12. C.T.M Fernando (1968-03-15 - 1973-05-14)
  13. U.B. Ratnayake (1973-05-14 - 1973-06-25)
  14. Daya Akuretiyagama (1973-07-02 - 1974-12-20)
  15. Capt. Wickman B Ramachandra (1975-01-01 - 1976-05-10 and 1991-05-01 - 1992-10-12)
  16. Mohan Sri Kantha Gunasekara (1978-08-01 - 1986-08-11)
  17. W.M.D.A. Bandara (1986-10-06 - 1988-06-16)
  18. Ariyadasa Withanage (1992-10-28 - 1994-09-28)
  19. W.M Gunathilake ( 1988-06-16 - 1991-03-11 and 1994 - 2001)
  20. Dhanapala Mudiyanselage Gunarathne (2001-05-25 - 2004-02-24)
  21. Dissanayake Mudiyanselage Gunarathne (2004-03-03 - 2007-08-09)
  22. K.K.P. Ariyasinghe (2008-05-15 - Present)
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References
  1. Sivali Central College, Ratnapura–Best Productive School 1AB in the Island.
  2. Sivali Ratnapura NS: Marching forward with determination, The Sunday Times
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