World-class education at Durban Girls’ College
The on-campus, world-class facilities and excellent team of dedicated teachers and coaches provide the girls with a competitive edge.
Durban Girls’ College (DGC) is a journey in every sense of the word.
It’s a journey of 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 believes that education should be relevant – extending beyond the pursuit of academic excellence to instill in each girl the values of integrity, courage, agility, respect and empathy.
The Class of 2021 delivered outstanding IEB matric results, achieving a 100% pass rate, a 97% Bachelor’s degree pass rate, with an average of 3.1 As per pupil and 75% of all symbols attained were As and Bs.
The boutique boarding school, College House, offers flexible weekly boarding.
Boarders can stay for a night, or two or for the whole week.
The nightly rate includes a delicious and nutritious breakfast, teatime snack, lunch, and dinner.
Academic support ensures that homework is also taken care of.
Applications for 2023/24 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.
Contact the school at 031 268 7200 or visit the website dgc.co.za.
Meet DGC principal – Heidi Rea
Principal Heidi Rea joined Durban Girls’ College in January this year.
After graduating from the University of Witwatersrand with a BSc Mathematics major, she went on to complete an Honours degree in psychology.
Mrs Rea brings with her more than 28 years of experience and expertise in primary and high school education, instilling boarding, academic, cultural, and sporting excellence.
She marks a new chapter for DGC as she leads the school through a rapidly changing educational landscape in its 145th year.
Her vision is to provide significant, globally relevant, holistic education, built on the traditional values of integrity, courage, agility, respect, and empathy.
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