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Presbyterian Girls’ School, located in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a well-established institution offering education for girls from grades 1 to 13. Situated on Regent Street, Colombo 10, the school emphasizes academic excellence and character development within a supportive environment. It is part of the Borella educational division and serves over 800 students.
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Presbyterian Girls’ School, located in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a well-established institution offering education for girls from grades 1 to 13. Situated on Regent Street, Colombo 10, the school emphasizes academic excellence and character development within a supportive environment. It is part of the Borella educational division and serves over 800 students.
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37, Guildford Crescent, Colombo 7, Sri Lanka.
Colombo
Presbyterian Girls’ School, located in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a well-established institution offering education for girls from grades 1 to 13. Situated on Regent Street, Colombo 10, the school emphasizes academic excellence and character development within a supportive environment. It is part of the Borella educational division and serves over 800 students.
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Colombo
Presbyterian Girls’ School, located in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a well-established institution offering education for girls from grades 1 to 13. Situated on Regent Street, Colombo 10, the school emphasizes academic excellence and character development within a supportive environment. It is part of the Borella educational division and serves over 800 students.
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4/20 Thalakotuwa Gardens, Colombo 00500
Colombo
Presbyterian Girls’ School, located in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a well-established institution offering education for girls from grades 1 to 13. Situated on Regent Street, Colombo 10, the school emphasizes academic excellence and character development within a supportive environment. It is part of the Borella educational division and serves over 800 students.
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Presbyterian Girls’ School, located in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a well-established institution offering education for girls from grades 1 to 13. Situated on Regent Street, Colombo 10, the school emphasizes academic excellence and character development within a supportive environment. It is part of the Borella educational division and serves over 800 students.
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Presbyterian Girls’ School, located in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a well-established institution offering education for girls from grades 1 to 13. Situated on Regent Street, Colombo 10, the school emphasizes academic excellence and character development within a supportive environment. It is part of the Borella educational division and serves over 800 students.
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Presbyterian Girls’ School, located in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a well-established institution offering education for girls from grades 1 to 13. Situated on Regent Street, Colombo 10, the school emphasizes academic excellence and character development within a supportive environment. It is part of the Borella educational division and serves over 800 students.
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Presbyterian Girls’ School, located in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a well-established institution offering education for girls from grades 1 to 13. Situated on Regent Street, Colombo 10, the school emphasizes academic excellence and character development within a supportive environment. It is part of the Borella educational division and serves over 800 students.
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460 Union Pl, Colombo 00200
Colombo
Presbyterian Girls’ School, located in Colombo, Sri Lanka, is a well-established institution offering education for girls from grades 1 to 13. Situated on Regent Street, Colombo 10, the school emphasizes academic excellence and character development within a supportive environment. It is part of the Borella educational division and serves over 800 students.
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