THE SCHOOL CREST
The red cross of St George represents bravery and the white field, purity and truth. The scarlet aloe is a proud symbol of the Border region. The school motto; Veritas et Virtus (Truth and Courage) has inspired generations of girls since the late 19th Century. The magnificent…more »
STATEMENT OF COMMITMENT
To be a principle-centred school of excellence at which teachers, learners, employees and interested stakeholders teach, learn, work and interact together in a spirit of growth and harmony. In striving towards our vision we: Encourage all at our school to develop their unique potential…more »
FOUNDING OF GHS
The arrival of two new pupils would not normally change the course of history. That is exactly what happened when Dr Bisset Berry arrived at the local Government school in Queenstown and demanded to enroll his daughter…more »
NEWS
JIM FOUCHÉ ATHLETICS MEETING: u/16 – Keeziah Essop : 2nd 100m 13.08s, 2nd 200m 27.10s, Sophie Okafor : 5th 100m 13.76s, 4th 200m 28.21s, Mekayla Kitching : 6th 400m 72.63s, Khanyisile Godana : 13th Shot Put 6,6m. u/17 – Melandie van Staden : 7th 800m 2.53.11 …more »
2025 APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS FOR 2025 ARE NOW CLOSED.
BIRTHDAY WEEKEND 2024
The celebration of GHS’s 149th birthday last weekend was highlighted by the attendance of a number of old girls, some from as far back as the Class of 1952! There were large contingents from the Class of 1974 (50 years) and the Class of 2004…more »
2024 AWARDS DINNER
The 2024 Awards Dinner in St George’s Hall was a huge success with both Sporting and Cultural Spheres being celebrated. Marteli Potgieter, Deputy Head Girl 2014, handed out the prizes to the learners. View the main prize winners under Resources on D6, the website and our facebook page. All the prize winners are congratulated on their achievements, and the staff and coaches are thanked for their efforts in guiding our learners to shine!
150 LAUNCH
We are so thankful for our wonderful community, especially the three schools that make up our extended family. Thank you to Queen’s college Boys’ High School, Queen’s College Boys’ Primary School and Balmoral Girls’ Primary School. Their unwavering support and help made our 150th launch celebrations a huge success! Your excitement, willingness to work together, and kindness have really made this a moment to remember. By planning events and giving your time and resources, you have shown the spirit of community and togetherness that makes us as “4 schools, one family” unique. Thank you for being an important part of this celebration of history. Here’s to many more years of working together.
150 LAUNCH (150 Let's Build Together)
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our 150th birthday celebration!
Throughout the past 150 years, Queenstown Girls High School has served as a beacon of belonging, growth, and education. It has been a place where the values of integrity, curiosity, and tenacity are instilled, lifelong friendships are formed, and young minds are shaped. We pay tribute to the visionaries who established the school, the leaders who remained current and implemented the necessary changes, the educators who have dedicated their lives to education, and the students who passed through these corridors and have since made a significant impact on the world.
The 150-year milestone is a testament to the enduring spirit of our school. It is a time to remember our achievements, celebrate our present, and envision our future. We have much to be proud of but even more to aspire to. This would not be possible without the unwavering support of our extraordinary community and the old girls of Queenstown Girls’ High School. Please join us in commemorating this historic event and creating an even more unforgettable experience. Additional information and previews will be provided as the event approaches. Please reserve your calendars and extend an invitation to your family and friends. Let us ensure that this event is remembered for generations to come!
GHS Matric Dance 2024
Matric Dance 2024Matric Dance 2024 Video Credits https://www.facebook.com/citymediaproductions
Posted by Queenstown Girls' High School on Monday 8 April 2024