Bishop's High School Georgetown

Bishop's High School is one of Guyana's foremost all-girls secondary schools, founded in 1879 in Georgetown as a Church of England institution. As a leading Anglican girls' school in the Caribbean, Bishop's High School has over 145 years of history educating Guyana's women, producing alumnae who have achieved distinction in every field of Guyanese and international society. The school follows the CXC curriculum, preparing students for CSEC and CAPE examinations with consistently strong national results. Located in Georgetown, Guyana's historic colonial capital known as the Garden City of the Caribbean, Bishop's High School occupies an attractive campus that reflects its Victorian-era Anglican heritage. The school's Anglican values of faith, service, and academic excellence shape its educational mission. Bishop's High School alumnae include Cabinet Ministers, Supreme Court judges, doctors, and university professors. The school remains one of Guyana's most respected and sought-after secondary institutions.