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Mahanama College boasts a vibrant array of societies and clubs that foster holistic student development and camaraderie. These organizations, ranging from sports development committees to media circles, provide platforms for leadership, teamwork, and extracurricular excellence.
President - Uthpala Peiris
Secretory - Lahiru Weerakoon
Treasure – Sesanda Harischandra
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President - Roy Wijesinghe
Secretory - Tharanga Akuthge
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President - Kaushik Perera
Secretory - Heshan Mapatuna
Treasure – Roshan Fernando
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President - Mohommad Arfath
Secretory - Praneeth Sulakshana
Treasure – Rishitha Wijesinghe
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President - Chinthaka Jayasekara
Secretory - Chamal Athapaththu
Treasure – Sujith Hettiarachchi
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Mahanama College is a Sinhala Buddhist boys school in Colombo, Sri Lanka which was established in 1954. As a public, national school, it is controlled by the central government, as opposed to a provincial council. It provides both primary and secondary education.
The institution was founded in 1954 by Ven Maawiththara Rewatha thero, in Walukarama Temple, Kollupitiya with just five students in the class. In 1956, the school was registered as a government-assisted junior school. The number of students gradually increased to 163 with four staff members and, on 1 January 1960, J. D. A. Jayakodi was appointed as the first principal of the school. By 1969, there were 14 staff members and 373 students.
With the rapid increase in student enrollment, the school moved to a nearby location, Valukarama. Primary classes were held in a nearby building, Thurstan College. In 1974, during T. N. Silva’s time as principal, the junior school at Thurstan College moved to its present location, Mahanama College. In 1975, 130 students sat for the national General Certificate of Education, and 107 students passed the exam. The government donated 7 acres (28,000 m2) of land as the school expanded. By 1976, the site contained several two-story buildings.
During the early 1970s, principal N. E. Fernando made improvements to the school’s facilities, including the construction of a dental unit and additional classrooms, as well as the first two-story building. Principal K. N. P. de Silva retired on 5 February 1986 and was succeeded by D.G. Sumanasekera. Sumanasekera was the first SLEAS Class-1 principal to head Mahanama. During his four years in office, he laid the foundation for the present school.
K. K. Rathnadasa became principal in 1990 and, during his time at the college, several three-storey buildings were constructed, a computer section was established, and a children’s park was created. The annual carnival ‘Foot-Loose’ was also organised during his tenure.[2]
In 1999, G. Liyanage became principal. He added a three-storey building with an art gallery to the existing campus. During his tenure, the school laboratories and computer sections were improved and buildings were renovated. The Battle of the Golds also known as the “Big Match” between Mahanama College and its friendly rival D. S. Senanayake College, Colombo, was inaugurated.[3]
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