Our mission is to effect quality teaching and learning environment where Cambrians would
move forth step by step
in the competency based pedagogical process which is founded on national
goals and on the theme,
“I serve. I value your services, developing their calibre for the well-being
of the community.
To become the school with the best children in all respects in Sri Lanka
"Facilitate the development of education, as well as co-curricular and extra-curricular activities, to achieve excellence by fostering the growth of students' knowledge, skills, and attitudes."
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The Sinhala Anthem of Prince of Wales College Moratuwa is a special song that
represents the school in Sri Lanka. It's sung in the Sinhala language and holds a lot of
pride
and significance for the students and teachers.
This anthem talks about the
school's
history,
values, and the strong sense of belonging that the school community shares. When sung, it
creates unity and a feeling of loyalty among the students, serving as a symbol of their love
for
Prince of Wales College Moratuwa.
The English anthem of Prince of Wales College Moratuwa is a special song that
represents our school's identity and values. It's a symbol of our pride and unity, sung
during
important school events.
The anthem's lyrics emphasize our commitment to education,
character
development, and excellence, instilling a sense of school spirit and loyalty among students.
Whether at sports events or graduation ceremonies, the English anthem is a cherished part of
our
school experience, bringing us together and reminding us of our school's history and
traditions.
The flag and crest of Prince of Wales College in Moratuwa together form a powerful
representation of the school’s identity, heritage, and values. The flag, with its vibrant
purple, gold, and maroon stripes, symbolizes the unity and pride of the school community. In the
center, the bold gold emblem highlights the college's strong traditions and commitment to
excellence.
Complementing the flag is the college's crest, a symbol of knowledge, discipline, and
achievement. The crest features a shield adorned with meaningful elements, each reflecting the
school’s mission and values. Surrounded by a banner with the school’s motto, the crest adds a
sense of dignity and purpose to the flag's design.
Together, the flag and crest serve as a reminder of the school’s rich history and its dedication
to nurturing the potential of every student. They unite students, alumni, and faculty, creating
a strong bond that represents the pride, spirit, and legacy of Prince of Wales College in
Moratuwa.
The House System at Prince of Wales College was introduced in 1904. This system divided the students into different groups called houses, each with its own name and identity. It was a way to create a sense of belonging and competition among the students. Each house had its own colors, emblem, and motto, and students would compete in various activities and sports to earn points for their house. This system not only encouraged friendly competition but also fostered teamwork and camaraderie among the students. Over the years, the House System has become an integral part of the college's tradition, bringing students together and instilling a strong sense of pride in their respective houses.
Founders (Red & Black)
Gunawardana (Gold & Black)
Rodrigo (Purpule & Gold)
Mendis (Red & Gold)
Jayasooriya (Blue & Gold)
Lewis (Red & Purple)
The Prince of Wales College started building its school a long time ago, on September
14, 1876. They put down the first stone to begin the construction. A smart person named Mr.
Muhandiram Mendis Jayawardane made the basic plan for the school.
This plan helped make the
school's
infrastructure, which means all the buildings and things the school needed to work properly. So, the
Prince of Wales College has a history that goes back a very long time, and its infrastructure was
carefully designed to support the education of its students.
Established in 1876, Prince of Wales’ College has grown into a prestigious institution, making its mark as a leading school in Sri Lanka.
