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The Main Gate and Summer Hut


The Main Entrance

Chaplain's Quarters
The Headmaster’s Office & Admin Block
Guest Bungalow

Secretary's Quarters

Foster Hall


New Dining Hall and Kitchen
The Junior Dormitories & Quadrangle
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Foster Dormitory
Garnier Junior Dormitory

Read Junior Dormitory
Illangakoon Dormitory

Hayman Junior Dorm

Junior Dorm Toilets - Donated by OBA
The Museum

The Headmaster’s Bungalow


The Laboratory
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Library
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The Senior Class Rooms
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The New Laboratory and The Senior Classrooms

The Middle School Class Rooms
Davidson Block
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The Squash Court

The Main Ground and Pavilion
The Farm
S.Thomas’
College, Gurutalawa, started with a Farming background in that it
was initially a Farm and the College was cited there due exigent
circumstances. So the Farm was an integral part of the set-up and
continued to be so.
Agriculture is taught as a subject and the farm is helpful in the
practical side of instruction.
The Poultry section provides sufficient chicken and eggs to the
Boarders while the Fresh Milk output from the Farm Cows is sufficient
for the their needs. Goats and Ducks are also raised and adds variety.
The large area of land is used for vegetable cultivation and again
provides fresh vegetables for the boarders. But in this area, it
is not still self sufficient, but this supplementary output reduces
the college expenses.
Entrance to the Farm

Farm Office on the right and the Sports Room on the left
Poultry Shed
Cattle Shed
Vegetable Garden

The Remaining Loquat Tree adjacent to the Headmaster's Bungalow
The Remaining Persimmon Tree near the Basketball Court

Village Paddy Fields
Support Staff Quarters
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Maintenance Workshop
The IT Laboratory
The Senior Dormitories

Hayman Dormitory
Outside Garnier Senior Dormitory
Garnier Senior Dormitory
De Saram Senior Dormitory
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Hayman Junior Dormitory with Basketball Court in the foreground
Swimming Pool Restored
Within
the constraint of limited finances vis-a-vis immediate needs, it
is a pleasure to state that the Swimming Pool has been restored
for regular use - thanks to Krysantha Weerawardena, the driving
force and M.P.D.Perera among others. In fact the House Swimming
Meet was held on the 3rd August 2007, and was a great success.
Sports and Games are being put in place in other areas too but lack
of equipment has been a severe set back. We are grateful to STC.,
Mt. Lavinia who donated some used material to the best extent they
can, to keep things going at Guru. Even secondhand is a blessing
just now - we are not choosers - cannot afford that luxury.
Now that we have over 500 students, we need to keep the momentum
flowing to give the students a better environment and sports training.
Students need to give vent to their extra energies in the form of
sports and exercise, so that they will not be forced to spend their
energy on extraneous and useless activities - the devil finds work
for idle hands ! Discipline can be maintained easier with a busy
schedule.
The
College looks forward to any donations of Sports Materials or any
donations of funds for specific named sport of your choice.
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The Badminton Courts

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Volleyball Court
The New Astro Turf Cricket Nets below the Volleyball Court

The College Shop

The Bakery
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The Basketball Court

The Staff Quarters
Keble
Keble - Blanchard Girls Dorms


Keble Girls Washrooms - Donated by Ladies College, Col-
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TV Room
Keble Dining Hall
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Keble Boys Dorms
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Keble (Boys Night Toilets - Donated by OTAUK)
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Isolation Ward
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Sick Room
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Keble Play Area with Classrooms in the background

Keble Classrooms
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