A 25yr. old dedicated Girls School with moral based education structured at Anderson Road, Dehiwala is a force to reckon with not much concerned about numbers but quality education classes from kindergarten to London A/L. Edexcel has excellent teachers with adequate experience in teaching & have been in the school from the inception.
HIS – A project of Harcourts Foundation is the brainchild of Ahamed Rheyas, Chairman of Harcourts Group of Companies & it is a non-profitably mainly a foundation in the memory of beloved mother Sithy Fathima.
Very economically priced for the middle class & catering to a clientale those who appreciate moral values & education is a pleasant garden environment at Dehiwala in a one area properly with the best of extra curricular facilities & infrastructure to compete with the best in the industry. Swimming, music, piano lessons, all girls’ sports & more over excellent discipline.
Currently the school is piloted by non-other than the Legendary Principle Mrs. Faleela Be. Jurangpathy with 40yrs. experience in education field, who has been the “Guru” of “Gurus”. Mrs. Jurangpathy says Discipline is my Motto & Knowledge is my Way of Life.
She said in an interview that she is delighted to serve Harcourts International School as it means “values” and ethics are above commerce at HIS.
Mrs. Jurangpathy only piloting the operation says the school is based on strong fundamentals & is poised to be leading International Girls School in Colombo.
We are open to all communities not Ethnic. Our product is quality education with moral values. Our teachers are dedicated & impart proper values, discipline & make the girls understand the world.
Mr. Ahamed Rheyas, Chairman says that when you educate a girl you educate a whole family because it is the woman who takes the maximum to educate children which we fathers don’t do often.
We need women in the Board Rooms.
We need women also to be leaders.
Women are more careful & wise in taking decisions than us.
It is important that we give more & more opportunities for women to take up higher education & play major roles in business, education & why not in politics, Mr. Ahamed quipped.
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