Sumedha College, Gampaha

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Sumedha College, Gampaha සුමේධ විද්‍යාලය, ගම්පහ
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Vishaka Road Gampaha Gampaha Zonal Sri Lanka , Western Province
Coordinates	7°05′08″N 79°59′26″E / 7.08551°N 79.99066°E / 7.08551; 79.99066Coordinates: 7°05′08″N 79°59′26″E / 7.08551°N 79.99066°E / 7.08551; 79.99066
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Former name	Sri Sumedha Maha Vidyalaya
Type	Semi Government School
Motto	To produce patriotic Sri Lankans of International Standard
Established	2003
Founder	W. A. Q. Wilfred Wijesinghe[citation needed]
Chairman	Wilfred Wijesinghe
Principal	Samantha Perera
Teaching staff	225+
Grades	1 to 13
Gender	Mixed (Boys / Girls)
Age	6 to 19
Enrollment	4000+
Language	English, Sinhala, Tamil
Hours in school day	7.30 to 1.30
Colour(s)	Blue and Yellow
Song	We are children of Sumedha College
Website	Sumedha College Official Website

Sumedha College (Sinhala: සුමේධ විද්‍යාලය) (also referred to as Sumedha College Gampaha) is a Sri Lankan Government approved Semi Government School located in Gampaha, Sri Lanka. Sumedha College provides primary and secondary education to more than 4,000+ students (both girls & boys) from ages 5 to 19,

Sumedha College was established in 2003 with twenty students and two teachers.^{[citation needed]} The school follows the government syllabuses.

Students of the college are known as Sumedhians, whilst past pupils are known as Old Sumedhians.

Past Principals[]

House System[]

The students are divided into four houses:

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