The objective of the founder and the vision of the school is to mould the children into Perfect Ladies in every aspect.Aiming at this goal, the school continually strives to provide an education to enable the pupils to fulfill their potential and to meet responsibilities to the community in keeping with the objective of the founder.
"May she produce brilliant examples of Ladies who will shine in the society"
The founders of Anula Vidyalaya were Dr. E. W. Adikaram, a scholar, educationist, writer, philosopher and a humanist, and the pioneer principal, Mrs. P. B. Fernando. The school was started on the 4th of January 1941 under the patronage of Deshamanya D. S. Senanayake, then the Minister of Agriculture. The Board of Governors was:
Pioneer Principal - Mrs. P. B. Fernando - served the school from 1941 till 1956. She donated her total salary towards obtaining a block of land for the school and a scholarship scheme.
Her name will remain for ever in the memories of the students and teachers who reaped the benefits of her sympathetic and gentle ways. Walls of the school buildings still retain the fragrance of the deeds and sacrifices made by Mrs. P. B. Fernando and her pioneer staff.
"/>The objective of the founder and the vision of the school is to mould the children into Perfect Ladies in every aspect.Aiming at this goal, the school continually strives to provide an education to enable the pupils to fulfill their potential and to meet responsibilities to the community in keeping with the objective of the founder.
"May she produce brilliant examples of Ladies who will shine in the society"
The founders of Anula Vidyalaya were Dr. E. W. Adikaram, a scholar, educationist, writer, philosopher and a humanist, and the pioneer principal, Mrs. P. B. Fernando. The school was started on the 4th of January 1941 under the patronage of Deshamanya D. S. Senanayake, then the Minister of Agriculture. The Board of Governors was:
Pioneer Principal - Mrs. P. B. Fernando - served the school from 1941 till 1956. She donated her total salary towards obtaining a block of land for the school and a scholarship scheme.
Her name will remain for ever in the memories of the students and teachers who reaped the benefits of her sympathetic and gentle ways. Walls of the school buildings still retain the fragrance of the deeds and sacrifices made by Mrs. P. B. Fernando and her pioneer staff.
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