During the British rule of Sri Lanka English schools were established by catholic missionary. The aim was to implement an English educated generation suit for them and to carry out the office system conveniently.
In these English schools were teach not only English language but also induced the Buddhist students to their religion. The Buddhist people were unhappy about this action. In this period (1880) ' Henry Alcott' arrived to the country. The creatior of schools such as Royel College & ST.Thomes College in Colombo, Trinty College and King'swood College in Kandy had been founded in this period. Badulla Uva College was founded as same.
The acquired schools were reorganized in 1964.As a result Tamil section was closed in this college and the Tamil students were sent to another school. The students who were studied in the science section of this college was entered to the Badulla Maha Vidyalaya .After that Dharmaduta College was considered as a Sinhala medium school and taught only art subjects. Classes were conducted up to Advanced Level. At the same period the science section was started again. A new science lab was erected for G.C.E O/L classes. Mr. D.L. Jayasinghe was attached to the monastery of education and Kernel Jayalath appointed as the principal. During his period The G.C.E Advanced Level classes in the science section was founded. In 2006 there were 2300 students were studied in this college and the staff members were 96.
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