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In an independent survey carried out by BusinessTech, Durban Girls’ College is ranked 1st in KwaZulu-Natal and 3rd in the…
Durban Girls’ College has recently gained national recognition for swimming, and international recognition for Water Polo.
Local teachers share their perspectives on if we no longer need to retain the facts traditionally taught at school.
The wet weather didn’t dampen the spirits, or the action at the Grand Finals of this year’s SPAR KZN School Girls’ Hockey Challenge with St Mary’s DSG taking the win in determined fashion on their home turf.
With just a few days to go until the Grand Finals of the SPAR KZN School Girls’ Hockey Challenge, ten teams are hard at work preparing for the tournament on 23 and 24 July.
One of our Durban Girls’ College’s, Kellyn Pincus, has initiated the Hidden Hunger Project.
Durban Girls’ College (DGC) is providing the opportunity for girls to broaden their education and life experiences beyond the boundaries of the school and indeed the county
Durban Girls’ College has three representatives in the Top 100 of the Mathematics Olympiad – the only girls’ school in KwaZulu-Natal to be represented.
Sasha-Lee Nordengen made her school and community proud by being the first woman to finish the Freedom Swim on Saturday 3 May.
Enjoy an evening of music with the KZN Youth Orchestra and Durban Girls College Orchestra and Choir on Friday 7 March.
The local girls made a statement on the field this weekend, winning the SPAR KZN Shield Teens U18 Hockey Tournament
Ten hockey teams from around KZN will meet in Kloof this weekend to do battle for the Spar KZN Shield
Olivia Taylor, age 15, a student at Durban Girls’ College, is a winner of Action For Nature’s 2012 International Young Eco-Hero Award. Taylor was honoured for fundraising to save South Africa’s Bearded Vultures.
Guys and girls from around our fair city will compete with the role of Mr and Ms Durban Youth 2011
Living up to the 2011 school motto, ‘the fire to inspire’, is what makes Mt Edgecombe teenager Estée Willers top of her game.