Cabinet approved the establishment of 2 new schools in Wariyapola Town, Kurunegala, to facilitate additional Grade 1 students, and to increase the daily ‘Refreshment Allowance’ of Trainee Teachers in National Education Colleges, from Rs. 3,500 to 5,000, for the entire 3-year training period.

An Education Ministry official said this is part of a nationwide Govt effort to establish schools in densely populated urban areas.
The proposals were made by Education Minister Akila Viraj Kariyawasa.

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