Badulla Tamil Girls Maha Vidyalaya has a long remarkable history, playing a major role in educational achievements. The students are also inculcated with the Tamil way of life, high discipline, unstinted dedication and excellent character. The school's friendly environment produces positive attitudes in clear minds to produce good results in each year. Vision
"Quality Education, Healthy Society"
To enable students to be intellectually well trained, morally upright, socially aware and spiritually inspired. History
Nearly in 1933, Mother Maude established the school as a Catholic mixed school, as boys studied up to Grade 5, and there were all 3 mediums. After, Mother Maude, Sister Anne took charge of the school. Her school administration was very much appreciated and during her period, the school became a secondary school. In 1963, the school was taken over by the government and named as Tamil Girls High School, which later became Tamil Girls Maha Vidyalaya. The first principal was Mrs.P.Gnamuttu. Following her, (1981 to 1982) Mrs.Kodeeswaran performed her duties as principal. In 1983 Mrs.W.Ganesan took over the administration. The school was functioning extremely well and advanced levels (Arts & commerce) classes commenced during her period. Thus the school came under 1C category. Thereafter Mrs.Selvaratnam took charge of the school in the year 1999 and up to now she is serving as principal of Badulla Tamil Girls Maha Vidyalaya. Now, the school is one of 1AB schools.