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In an era where information technology has become an integral part in all aspects of our lives, it is my great pleasure to introduce the official website of Sri Subhuthi National School, which will be our electronic portal to the e-world. I believe the launch of this website is of great importance to our school and our children as we are marching ahead in our quest to provide our children not only a quality education but also a chance to make most of their school days with various co-curricular and extra curricular activities. This facebook page will give our children and the school as a whole a chance to provide information about our achievements and special events freely and easily with the internet. This website which is entirely maintain by the School Computer Learning Center, will also give the IT students current and future a great opportunity to experience a real life IT project which will help them to expand their horizons in more ways than anyone can imagine. I would like to take this opportunity to extend my gratitude and best wishes to Mrs. Priyanka Jayathilaka, our teacher in-charge for the School Computer Learning Center who initiated and supervised the project from beginning to end and Mrs.G.G. Miuyri Muditha our IT teacher, and all the students including the Web Team and past students who worked tirelessly to make the project a success. You can be very proud of a great achievement.

The President's College came into being on the 4th of February 1978. The inauguration of this school was the first official act carried out by His Excellency the President J. R. Jayewardene after assuming duties as the first Executive President of Sri Lanka. The initial location for this school was at Torrington Place. President's College was shifted from Torrington Place to the present premises at Sri Jayewardenepura on 21st June 1983. In the year 1993 the school became a National School. The first sports meet was held under the distinguished patronage of Madam Hema Premadasa on the 5th of June 1980 subsequently, a concert displaying the multi faceted talents of these tiny tots was staged at the John de Silva Theatre on the 5th of November 1980 President's College played a one-day cricket encounter with Mahanama College, Colombo 03 for the Milo Trophy. There were 15 matches played between 1988 and 2006. Presidents college lead the series with 8 - 7 wins.