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==Principals==

Name From To
Mr. O. E. sample 1913 1914
Mr. J. C. McHeyzer 1914 1920
Mr. T. B. Jayah 1921 1947
Mr. A. M. A. Azeez 1948 1961
Mr. I. L. M. Mashoor 1961 1965
Mr. M. F. M. H. Fakhir 1965 1966
Mr. S. L. M. Shafie Marikar 1967 1982
Mr. R. I. T. Alles (Director of Studies) 1983 1985
Mr. Saheed M. Irshad 1986 1987
Mr. T. D. Hannan 1988
Mr. A. Z. Omardeen 1989
Mr. A. M. Sameem 1990 1991
Mr. A. Javid Yusuf 1992 1994
Prof. M. T. A. Furkhan 1995 1997
Dr. I. A. Ismail 1998
Mr. S. A. R. M. Farook 1999
Dr. M. Uvais Ahamed 2001 2006
Mr. T.K. Azoor 2008 2010
Mr. M. H. M. Jiffry 2010 2012
Mr. Trizvii Marikkar 2013 Present

Notable alumni

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V. Anandasangaree member parliament (Kilinochchi 1970–1983, Jaffna 2000–2004)
A. H. M. Fowzie member parliament (National List 2015–present, Colombo 1994–2015), Mayor of Colombo 1974–1977
Mohammed Abdul Bakeer Markar member parliament (Beruwala 1960–1988), Governor of Southern Province 1988–1993
Saleem Marsoof Supreme Court Judge 2005–2014
S. Z. M. Mashoor Moulana Senator - Senate of Ceylon
A. J. M. Muzammil Mayor of Colombo 2011–2016
Rezvi Sheriff academic, physician
Karthigesu Sivathamby emeritus professor (Tamil studies), author
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    The Gafoor Hall, Colleges Main Hall
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    Zahira College Mosque, also known as the Maradana Mosque. The mosque was established long before the college was started and was patronized by A.M. Wapchie Marikar.
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    The Umpichy Building across the college ground

References

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  • On Orabi Pasha
  • Haji Omar Founder of Brandix Lanka
  • Ibrahim Hameed Former National Rugby Player
  • Mohamed Hilmy Under Secretary, Presidents office of Maldives
  • Mohamed Akash Under the influence
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Born(1908-03-02)2 March 1908
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For other institutions named Trinity College, see Trinity College (disambiguation).
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Trinity College Kandy
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Crest of Trinity College
Location
Kandy
Information
TypeIndependent Private
MottoRespice finem
Latin - "Look to the End"[1]
Established1872
FounderIreland Jones
PrincipalAndrew Fowler-Watt
GenderBoys
Age6 to 18
Enrollment3500
Colour(s)Red, Gold and Blue    
Former pupilsOld Trinitians
Websitetrinitycollege.lk

Trinity College, Kandy, is a private school for boys in Sri Lanka founded in 1872 by Anglican missionaries,[2] that offers primary and secondary education. It is considered to be a leading public school in Sri Lanka.[3][4]

 
Administration building, Trinity College, Kandy

History

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Trinity College flag

request was made in 1960 by the community leaders of wahunkoha, elamaldenuya ,meewaladeniya daulagal and mahingoda to start a primary school but community had to wait untill elected member of parlimentarian in 1965 when he became mp of the parliament another request was made throgh him then it was accepted and granted to establish a primary school in whaunkoha infarct it was stated in the madarasa buiding of rahumania masid wahunkoha with the intake of 25 students and only one teacher and head master he had to do a dual role as teacher and head master

then to strengthen the classes another 82 students from nearby school Almanar mmv brought in then another 3 teachers were assigned to the school with the gradual increase of students school administration and community leaders had to find a land to build a accommodation by the way mr Alan nugewela famus philanthropist came forward and donated a land of 01 acre 2 root and 10 perches need request was mad to 1975 through the then vc member mr rasheed request was made to get fund from tb jayasundara then parliamentarian he obliged the request and allocated 50000 rupees to setup a 80x20 building in 1973 school was moved to new building but school couldn't accommodate the whole students so still madarasa building had to use for some of the students to study

when mr d b wijethunge became again parliamentarian he allocated the following funds for the construction of the building

12/02/1979 opened building

13 3 1982 opened nbuilding

here after opened 1200 sq feet area building

in 1989/90 aftermath of jvp youth insurgency then president r premadasa appointed a committee headed by then minister mr G.L Peries to look fact finding mission according to that commission it was recommended to strengthen the school facilities more modernly as such one every AGA division one senior and junior school were chosen to be developed accordingly one

building for nearby almanar mmv and one building for arafa were awarded thus 2400 square feet building was built with the more facilities this included library and office and science lab this building was opened in 7 2 1993 by

finally in 2013 under government NANO PROJECT with the guidance of chief minister mr sarath ekanayaka withe the request of then provincial council member mr Marjan fund was allocated to build 02 storeyd building with the Rs 6.5 million it was opend ceremoniusely on 9 4 2014

acquisition of land and play ground

with the school improvement of school activities necessity of a having a playground felt seriously thus 02 potion of paddy field purchased by contribution of parents and philanthropist the seller of the lands were mr hassan of warakapola and mr so and so of elamaldeniya as it is a paddy field land school had to wait for the approval of Agrarian service department to ranteod on 1 1 2018fill soild and construct ground accordingly approval has been granted 1han sd 1 2018 for this apporaval present principal mr sajahan sdc secretary mr niyas and village council memer telyhaj had greatly contributed to obtain the approval now tancementhe contruction of the ground is under procss

education and advancement5 syear

for the last 15 years contribution of the parents and old boys in improving facilities of the school have been great

Principals of Trinity

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Name Qualifications Year
Rev. John Ireland Jones[nb 1] MA (Trinity College, Dublin) 1857-1860
Rev. Richard Collins MA (Cantab) 1872-1878
Rev. John G. Garrett MA (Trinity College, Dublin) 1880-1886
Rev. Dr. Edward Noel Hodges MA (Oxon), DD 1886-1889
Rev. Edward John Perry[nb 2] MA (Oxon) 1889-1890[nb 3]
Rev. Henry Percy Napier-Clavering MA (Cantab) 1890-1900
Rev. Robert William Ryde MA (Cantab) 1900-1902[nb 4]
Rev. Alexander Garden Fraser MA (Oxon), CBE 1904–1924
Canon John McLeod Campbell MA (Oxon), MC, DD 1924-1935
Rev. Robert Stopford MA (Oxon), DD (Lond), KCVO, CBE 1935-1941
C. E. Simithraaratchy[nb 5] BSc (Cey.) 1941-1951
Norman Sydney Walter MA (Oxon) 1952-1957
Cedric James Oorloff BA (Lond), CCS 1957-1968
E. Lionel Fernando BA (Cey.) 1968-1977
Rev. Dr. W. G. Wickremasinghe MA (Oxon), DD 1978-1988
Lt. Col. Leonard M. De Alwis MA (Hull) 1988-1998
Dr. Warren Ranjithan Breckenridge BSc (Cey.), PhD (McGill) 1999-2003
Roderick Gilbert B.Ed (Lond) 2004-2008[nb 6]
Brig. (Rtd) W. Ga
  1. ^ Cite error: The named reference ST1 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  2. ^ Cite error: The named reference ke was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  3. ^ "History of 'The Bradby Shield'". The Nation (Sri Lanka). 8 June 2008.
  4. ^ Roberts, Adam (2012). Democracy, Sovereignty and Terror: Lakshman Kadirgamar on the Foundations of International Order. I.B.Tauris. p. 15. ISBN 1848853076.
  5. ^ "Trinity College Board of Governors slams Govt. over move against Principal". The Island. Retrieved 22 September 2014.


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