Christ Church College, Matale
Christ Church College, Matale( CCC)( Sinhala: ක් රිස්තුදේව විද් යාලය) is a mixed state school in Matale, Sri Lanka.
Lahiru Madushanka
Lahiru Dilshan Madushanka( born 12 September 1992), is a professional Sri Lankan cricketer, who plays for limited over internationals.
A handy right handed batsman, Madushanka bowls right- arm medium- fast.
He was born in Elahera, Polonnaruwa.
He is an old Thomian of St. Thomas' College, Matale.
James M. Hill
James Michael Hill( also James McDool Hill; October 12, 1899 – March 3, 1962) was a Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada and first president of St. Thomas College.
The son of James S. Hill and Margaret Parris Fitzpatrick, James M. Hill was born in Upper Bay du Vin, New Brunswick.
His date of birth is shown in provincial government birth records as October 28, 1899, however, it is otherwise shown as October 12, 1899.
His birth or baptismal name is recorded as James McDool Hill, however, other documents including the official record of death state James Michael Hill.
Hill's father was a building contractor in Chatham.
Hill received his early education in Chatham and later attended St. Thomas College in the same town where he was an outstanding student.
He received theological training at Université Laval and was ordained in 1923.
Upon returning to Chatham at age 24, Hill was appointed to the faculty of St. Thomas College where he served as teacher( 1923- 1927), acting rector( 1927- 1929), and rector-president( 1929- 1945).
St. Thomas College attained degree- granting status in 1934 while Hill was rector; as a result, the office of rector was superseded by the office of president and Hill became the college's first president.
Enrollment at St. Thomas College grew from 185 students in 1937 to 289 in 1944.
Hill received an honourary Doctor of Divinity degree from Université Laval in 1937.
Hill was an extensive promoter of the community- based cooperative movement in the Maritimes through the work of Reverend Moses M. Coady, head of the extension department of St. Francis Xavier University.
In 1939 Hill was appointed president of the Northumberland County Credit Union.
Hill resigned as president of St. Thomas College in 1945 and became the first priest of St. Thomas Aquinas parish in Campbellton under the Diocese of Bathurst.
The following year in 1946, Hill was consecrated as Bishop of Victoria in British Columbia.
uded great energy but was always" a very gentle and gracious soul."
In 1960 his alma mater St. Thomas College had its name changed by the provincial government to St. Thomas University; that same year, St. Thomas University honoured Hill with an honorary Doctor of Law degree.
He died in 1962 at age 62.
His name is honored in Chatham by the James M. Hill Memorial High School.
St Thomas College, Lucknow
St Thomas College, established in 1975, is a senior secondary school/ intermediate college located in the Sarojini Nagar locality of southern Lucknow, the capital city of India's state of Uttar Pradesh.
It is affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations( CISCE) for Class 10( ICSE) and Class 12( ISC) exams, and imparts education from toddlers in the Pre-Nursery( about 3 years of age) to young adults in Class 12( about 17 years of age).
The school's motto is" To Love is to Serve".
The school did not start off as a Senior Secondary school right from its inception.
As the school evolved, it was known as:" St Thomas School, St Thomas High School, St Thomas Inter College"' and now known as" St. Thomas College".
The school is a member of the Catholic Diocese of Lucknow, India.
Gyankunj School
Gyankunj School, often said as Gyankunja or Gyankunj Education Foundation, is located at Rabhibhawan, Nepal.
Classes run from Kindergarten to Higher university Education.
Government Science College, Matale
Government Science College, Matale( GSC)( Sinhala: රජයේ විද් යා විද් යාලය) is a co-educational government secondary school located in Matale, Sri Lanka.
It was established in 1954.
It developed a reputation for high academic standards.
St. Thomas' College, Matale
St. Thomas' College, Matale( Sinhala: මාතලේ ශාන්ත තෝමස් විද් යාලය), or( STC), is a secondary school for only boys; located in Matale, Sri Lanka.
St. Thomas College, Chennai
St Thomas College of Arts and Science, popularly known as" St. Thomas College", is a Christian college in Chennai, India.
It offers Bachelors and Masters level degree programmes and is affiliated to the University of Madras.
It is also a recognised educational institution by the government of Tamil Nadu.
St. Thomas College, Chennai
St Thomas College of Arts and Science, popularly known as" St. Thomas College", is a Christian college in Chennai, India.
It offers Bachelors and Masters level degree programmes and is affiliated to the University of Madras.
It is also a recognised educational institution by the government of Tamil Nadu.
Royal–Thomian
The Royal – Thomian( The Battle of the Blues) is an annual cricket match in Sri Lanka played between Royal College, Colombo and S. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia since 1879.
It is known as" The Battle of the Blues" due to the colours of the two school's flags i.e. blue, gold and blue of Royal College and blue, black and blue of S. Thomas' College.
The original match was played between the Colombo Academy and S. Thomas' College, Mutwal in 1879, with schoolmasters and schoolboys participating.
Mr. Ashley Walker captained the Colombo Academy while Rev. S. J. Meyrick, a member of the staff played for S. Thomas' College, Mutwal.
This encounter is not considered the first match as Masters played for both sides.
In 1880, only the students took part and this first official encounter between the Colombo Academy and S. Thomas' College, Mutwal in Modara was played at Galle Face Grounds, which is today the site of the Taj Samudra Hotel.
The match commenced at 4.00 p.m. each day.
The Beira Lake stretched up to the present railway line close to San Sebastian Hill and the two teams rowed across in boats to the Galle Face Grounds.
In this first encounter Colombo Academy won by 62 runs.
At present the match is played between Royal College, Colombo which is a public non-denominational school accommodating approximately 8,000 students and S. Thomas' College, Mt Lavinia which is a private Anglican school that has about 2500 boys on roll and a branch network of three constituent colleges with a total of over 5,500 students.
It was the first schoolboy cricket match in Sri Lanka to be played over three days.

Question: Are both schools, Gyankunj School and St. Thomas' College, Matale, located in the same country?
Answer: no