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Islamic Information and Research Academy was established to educate people about the true message of Islam and to involve in community development works. Since Sri Lanka is a multi-cultural country II

The ultimate reality of this group is to round up 2005 batch of St.Anne's College Kurunegala. POSSUMUS We can brothers we can......!!!

"Maliyadeva College Astronomical Society (MCAS) was started in 2000. At the beginning, it was in two sections as Senior Astronomical Society and Junior Astronomical Society. Later it was formed as the Maliyadeva College astronomical society. In 2001, the first program of Maliyadeva College astronomical society was held as Astro 2001 with a exhibition and a quiz competition. This leaded to get the 1st prize in Structure section at the North Western provincial Competition. In 2001, an American scientist Mr. Devid Iyanrich came to our school and had many lectures and sky observation camps. In 2003, Maliyadeva college astronomical society was able achieve many awards from Astro 2003 provincial competition. They got 1st place in structure section and 1st place in quiz competition. In 2004, many lectures, exhibitions and sky observation camps were organized. For the first time, an Astronomical Day was held in Maliyadeva College in 2005. From there, in 2006 and 2007 Maliyadeva college astronomical society received lot of credits from several competitions. In 2008 and 2009 Devans Astro Night was held giving a very memorial experience to the members.

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******History***** The name of St. Anne's College, Kurunegala, first appears in the Government Blue Book, in 1867. This was initiated during the term of Archbishop Bonjean by Fr. Dufo. The number of pupils on role in 1867 was 101. It was on the invitation and recommendation of the late Chevalier C.L.W Perera that The De La Salle Brothers acceding to the request of then Archbishop, assumed duties at St' Anne's College on 1 December 1934 after purchasing the present land of 12 acres (49,000 m2) for Rs. 15,000/=. The arrival of the De La Salle Brothers to this royal city, paved the way for the awakening of both discipline and quality education. Brother Hugh Ferrington, was the first Director of the institution. He formed the Old Boys Association in 1935 and on 9 June of the same year the old Boys Day was inaugurated and then on 1 March 1940,The President Of the Old Boys Association is Attorney at Law, Felician Perera. who is the son of Late Chevalier C.L.W Perera.The first prize giving was held in the open air under the directorship of Brother Casimir Ernest, a Czech Brother. The foundation stone for the first building was laid in 1941, and the Brothers together with 360 boys and 50 boarders moved into the new uncompleted building in 1942. Brother Theoderet of Mary succeeded Brother Casimir on 20 August 1943. He set up a laboratory and started Science studies. Brother Alban Patrick assumed the directorship in 1946 when the golden era of St. Anne's begins. St. Anne's becomes a Grade 1 School, the only one in the [[ North Western Province, Sri Lanka|North Western Province]] in 1947, the results of public examination continues to be the best in the province, the student population rises to 1340 by 1955, the science block is declared open in 1949, which was donated by Chevalier C.L.W. Perera an eminent criminal lawyer of the country who was also a benefactor of the school and who was honored by His holiness the pope by a Knight hood for the services rendered to the Catholic Church.In the same year the Main block is completed, a Cadet Corps is started in 1952, 1953 marks the rise of the two-storied primary block. By 1954 most of the buildings are completed and the school is in a solid footing. The implementation of the Free Education Scheme in 1951 opened the door to the Secondary Education for the poorest boys. From 1950 to 1960 Annites did well at the University Entrance and students entered yearly to the various faculties of University. The School take over was in 1960. At first the school opted to remain private. But after struggling to maintain the status for few years the school was handed over to the Government in 1964 during the term of then Director, Brother Edwin Ambrose. Thus the College obtained the status of a Non Fee Levying School. Since then the succeeding Brother Principals attempted to keep up the rising standard of St. Anne's College in spite of the changing educational environmen