Brisbane Girls Grammar School

Brisbane Girls Grammar School (BGGS), founded in 1875, is one of Queensland's most distinguished independent girls' schools and a sister school to Brisbane Grammar, located on an adjacent hilltop campus in Spring Hill overlooking the Brisbane CBD. BGGS serves approximately 1,400 girls from Year 7 through Year 12, offering the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. The school is registered with the QCAA and is a member of the Alliance of Girls' Schools Australasia (AGSA). BGGS is consistently ranked among Queensland's highest-performing schools for QCE and IB results, and is celebrated for its exceptional academic culture, performing arts, debating, sport, and community service programs. The school maintains a vibrant international student community from Asia and beyond, adding a global dimension to campus life. Facilities include modern science and technology labs, a performing arts centre, sports facilities, aquatic centre, and a library. Brisbane Girls Grammar's distinctive pedagogical philosophy emphasizes the development of intellectual curiosity, independent thinking, and leadership in young women. The school's alumnae include prominent Queensland women in medicine, law, science, politics, and the creative industries. Graduates are consistently admitted to UQ, QUT, Griffith, and leading national and international universities.