Education in the South needed to shape the future of Sri Lanka
Speaking at a function at St Mary’s College in the southern district of Kalutara, Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapksa said his government will take measures to uplift the schools in the southern rural areas to eliminate the disparity in education between the Colombo and the rural areas around it.
Highlighting the need for science education facilities in his home district of Hambantota, Rajapaksa starkly noted that the fact that the northern city of Jaffna once had more schools was an “error that would be rectified by the establishment.”