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It was established in 1933 as a preparatory school to prepare students to the ] which was situated next to it (until the 1960s there was an entrance exam for its students). In 1944 it was evacuated to the ''Glendale Bungalow'' in ], where it remained until 1948. It was established in 1933 as a preparatory school to prepare students to the ] which was situated next to it (until the 1960s there was an entrance exam for its students). In 1944 it was evacuated to the ''Glendale Bungalow'' in ], where it remained until 1948.


After the war then Minister of Education ] open the ] in 1950 at ]; which was created to "accommodate the overflow of students Royal Primary who could not gain admission to Royal College". 112 students who could not gain admission to Royal College Colombo along with 26 other students were enrolled at the new Senior Government School.<ref>, Dailynews</ref> After the war then Minister of Education ] open the ] in 1950 at ]; which was created to "accommodate the overflow of students Royal Primary who could not gain admission to Royal College". 112 students who could not gain admission to Royal College Colombo along with 26 other students were enrolled at the new Senior Government School that was later renamed as ].<ref>, Dailynews</ref> <ref></ref>


From 1966 to 1969, ] was built specially designed for local drama and music which required open air type auditorium in accordance to ]. On 2 March 1972, Ceylon became a republic when the new Republican Constitution was passed by the Parliament that met at the Royal Primary School Hall. From 1966 to 1969, ] was built specially designed for local drama and music which required open air type auditorium in accordance to ]. On 2 March 1972, Ceylon became a republic when the new Republican Constitution was passed by the Parliament that met at the Royal Primary School Hall.
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Preparatory school in Colombo, Ceylon
Royal Preparatory School
Location
Colombo
Ceylon
Information
TypePreparatory school
Established1933
AffiliationThurstan College Colombo 7
Royal College Colombo 7

Royal Preparatory School (also known as Royal Primary School or Royal Junior School) was a preparatory school in Colombo, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka).

History

It was established in 1933 as a preparatory school to prepare students to the Royal College Colombo which was situated next to it (until the 1960s there was an entrance exam for its students). In 1944 it was evacuated to the Glendale Bungalow in Bandarawela, where it remained until 1948.

After the war then Minister of Education Major E. A. Nugawela open the Government Senior School in 1950 at Thurstan Road; which was created to "accommodate the overflow of students Royal Primary who could not gain admission to Royal College". 112 students who could not gain admission to Royal College Colombo along with 26 other students were enrolled at the new Senior Government School that was later renamed as Thurstan College Colombo.

From 1966 to 1969, Royal Primary School Hall was built specially designed for local drama and music which required open air type auditorium in accordance to Natya Shastra. On 2 March 1972, Ceylon became a republic when the new Republican Constitution was passed by the Parliament that met at the Royal Primary School Hall.

The school was augmented with Royal College Colombo in December 1977, becoming the Primary School of Royal College Colombo which exists to this day. The school was a government administered school with its own head master; the post still exists today as the post of head master/mistress of the Primary School staffed by a Deputy Principal.

Notable alumni

References

  1. Jan 18: Thurstan College 55th Founder's Day, Dailynews
  2. Thurstan Our Alma Mater
  3. Sicille top guest at de Krester's fete

See also

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