Prince of Wales' College
Since the inception of the school in 1876, Prince of Wales' College has been considered as a major school in Moratuwa area and over the years, established its name as a leading school in Sri Lanka. Over the years, Prince of Wales' College has provided the society with countless men of great caliber whom we are happy to say have served both, their school and the country alike....
And now, keeping up with the fast paced world, we have launched our new, official website. With the internet being a truly powerful means of reaching out to the community, we believe this would aid us to bridge the gap between the school and the parents, past pupils, past teachers etc. We warmly welcome all of you to be a part of this and there-by keep the evergreen Cambrian spirit high amongst us all!!
"To be a distinctive facilitator in empowering the learners with compassion and wisdom to revitalize all facets of life" is our vision..
Our mission is to effect quality teaching and learning environment where Cambrians would move forth step by step in the competency based pedagogical process which is founded on national goals and on the theme, "I serve. I value your service�, developing their calibre for the well-being of the community.
It is astonishing to comprehend, the immense influence teachers and parents could have on children. The brood become what they are expected to be. Therefore the roles of both parents and teachers should be optimistic reinforcements for the children. Driving the students towards mere competition without promoting co-operation will not be supportive for them to have a peaceful and healthier society in future. What we experience at present is the consequences of our past perceptions. In fact, being adults it is high time for us to be introspective and understand how our perceptions affect the future of our children. If our views are nourished with empathy and insight, our children will be highly benefited. So, I would prefer to make use of this opportunity to appeal the teachers and parents to be highly mindful of their roles..
March 10th of 2013 will go down in the school’s history as a glorious day for the school, as Cambrians put on a superb show at the 28th limited over encounter against St. Sebastian’s College to record an emphatic victory. The Cambrians were...
The awards for the Best Batsman, Best Bowler, Best Fielder and Best All Rounder were dished out as follows...
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The annual cricket encounter between Prince of Wales' College and St. Sebastian's College will be played for the 63rd time at the De Soysa Stadium in Moratuwa on 8th and 9th of March. The 28th limited overs cricket match is scheduled for the 10th of March, also at the De Soysa Stadium.
A blood donation campaign was organized by the 6th Moratuwa Scout Troop, Prince of Wales' College in conjunction with the Cancer Hospital of Maharagama as a part of a project leading to the President's Badge Award for the troop leader Miuranga Sandunil. It was held on the 7th of March 2013 from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm at the College Main Hall.
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