Marie Musaeus Higgins [SEP] place of death
Marie Musaeus Higgins
Marie Musaeus Higgins (18 May 1855 – 10 July 1926) was a German educationist, best known as the founder and principal of Musaeus College in Colombo, Sri Lanka. She also authored several publications based on Buddhist and Sinhala cultural themes, including "Poya Days" in 1924. She is recognised as an important figure in the pre-independence Buddhist revival in Sri Lanka and a pioneer in female education in the country.
Biography.
Marie Musaeus was born on 18 May 1855 in Wismar,
the badges on daily basis during their time of appointment.
Houses.
Students are categorized into four houses on enrollment. Each of the houses are named after four founding members of the college: Marie Musaeus Higgins, Henry Olcott, Peter De Abrew & Annie Besant. The houses are led by House Captains, competing in all sports and aesthetic activities to win the inter-house championship. The houses are:
Religious education and training.
Buddhism has a pre-eminent place in all school programmes, and is