Grade 5 Scholarship Examination results

Results of the 2014  Grade 5 Scholarship Exam made available online via official website of  Department of Examinations.

To view the results log on to: http://www.doenets.lk/exam/index.html

The new College executive committee for 2014/2015

The new College executive committee for 2014/2015 of the St. Anne’s College, Kurunegala-Colombo Union was elected at the AGM held at the GOH recently. Seated from (L/R) Brian Angunawala, Lakshman Hulugalla, Jazmi Khalid (Treasurer), Bandula Weerasekara, Rev. Brother Ignesius Warnakulasooriya, Ranjan De Silva (President), Rev. Brother A.E. Tarcisius (Principal), Leslie Rupasingha, Ajith Weerasundara (Secretary), Cyril Victor, Malik Cadar, Rev. Brother Roshan Dias, R.A.M. Marasinghe.
Seated from (L/R); Samantha Weliweriya, P.D.A.A. Peramuna, Jayantha Herat, Anton Senanayaka, Tyronne Ockertz, Sherly Mallawa, Saratha Abeysinghe, Denzil Jayasinghe, Frederick Wootler, Commodore Fred Senavirathna, Keerthi Perera, Winston Abeyrathna, M.P. Ratnayaka, Ranjith Dharmarathna, Kalinga De Silva, Lakshman Pathirana, Major. General Bhani Zoysa, Kenneth Jayasundara, Air. Commodore Sanjaka Wijemanna, Basil Samarawickrama, Janaka Palapathwala, K.L. Jayaratna, Canisius Fernando, Dr. Abey Gunapala.

The Ministry of Education has issued the cut off marks for the selection of schools based on the results of the Grade Five Scholarship Examination held in 2013.

The cut-off mark for St. Anne's College Kurunegala is 179

We also included a list of cut-off marks for major Schools/Colleges which you can download in here.

Click here to download the list

It is with profound sorrow that we inform you of the passing away of Mr. Irwin Jayawardena – Executive Committee member of Sri Lanka Cricket and President of the Kurunegala Sports Club. Mr. Irwin Jayawardane was a past student of St Anne's College - Kurunegala and had held various positions at the College OBA .

His remains will lie at his residence – No. 38, Thapodharama Road, Hantane, Kandy.


Cortege will leave his residence at 1.30 p.m on Saturday 16th November 2013 for cremation at the Mahiyawa General Cemetery at 2.30 p.m.

International symbol for deafness

The Sri Lanka Central Federation of the Deaf requested the government to expedite the drafting of the Sign Language Bill and take measures to implement it before October 2014.

Federation Vice President Sarath Kumara said the proposed Act to give acceptance to the sign language would be of great help to solve educational and employment problems of the deaf while securing equal rights and opportunities for them.

He said the Bill prepared by the Social Services Ministry has been forwarded to the Legal Draftsman's Department.

He observed the need to accelerate the legal and constitutional process to get the Cabinet and Parliament approval for the Bill.

He was speaking at a press conference at the Government Information Department yesterday to announce the arrangements to mark the International Day of the Deaf.

He said the national ceremony to observe the International Day of the Deaf under the theme "Equality for Deaf People" will be held on October 6 at 11am at St Anne's College Auditorium, Kurunegala with the participation of Social Services Minister Felix Perera and Culture and the Arts Minister T B Ekanayake as the Chief Guests. An awareness walk will be held parallel to the ceremony from the Wehera Urban Council Ground to St Anne's College via the Kurunegala town.

He observed the need to increase the number of sign language officers.

The 2nd Volume of the Sign Language Dictionary prepared by the Federation was presented to Social Services Ministry Secretary Elmelda Sukumar by Federation President Sivalee Seneviratne.

Sukumar said the ministry conducts free sign language classes for public servants. She said the ministry has provided a special identity card for the deaf people to get their services quickly.

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