Durban Girls’ College is a journey in multiple senses of the word.

It is a journey through academic, cultural and sporting endeavours.

A journey of the world at large.

A journey of the self. DGC has achieved a reputation for being a top South African independent school.

The on-campus, world-class facilities and excellent team of dedicated teachers and coaches provide the girls with a competitive edge in a nurturing and supportive environment.

The school staff believe that education should be relevant – extending beyond the pursuit of excellence to instill in each girl the values of commitment, confidence, courage, empathy and integrity.

We are proud of our Class of 2020’s outstanding IEB Matric results, achieving an average of 4.1 As per pupil.

These results reflect not only the hard work of the girls, but also the commitment and dedication of the teachers who supported them.

The High School has earned a hard-won reputation for being a top sporting school.

They believe that participation in sport, both at an individual and a team level, plays a pivotal part in the holistic development of their girls.

Applications for 2023 are now open.

Visit the campus to see the world-class facilities and to experience first-hand the school spirit that makes Durban Girls’ College such an exceptional school.

The school empowers the girls to take their stance as independent and courageous women of our society.

“We teach for life – not for the classroom.” A girl’s educational journey into womanhood starts with Durban Girls’ College.

Contact the school at 031 268 7200 or visit dgc.co.za

Durban Girls’ College head of College House, Georgina Church: “Over the past year, I have embarked on a journey of leading College House. In doing so, sticking to my morals has made the experience one of growth. I enjoy getting involved with collaborative projects and working with others to create a homely and loving environment at College House. I am a driven young individual, striving to realise my full potential.”

Durban Girls’ College head girl Saabira Amod: “The constant love and support that I’m shown motivates and inspires me to work harder and help those around me. While this year has come with its unprecedented challenges, I am excited to work with the rest of my team as we embark on this journey together, aiming to enrich the College experience for us, and for those to follow.”

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