Queen's College Georgetown

Queen's College Georgetown, founded in 1844, is one of Guyana's most distinguished secondary schools and a cornerstone of education in the English-speaking Caribbean. Located on Camp and Thomas Roads in Georgetown, the school has educated generations of Guyanese leaders, including former presidents and heads of state. Queen's College offers a comprehensive academic programme following the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) curriculum, with CSEC and CAPE examinations, serving students aged 11 to 18. The school is co-educational and is highly competitive, admitting students through a national examination at the secondary level. It is celebrated for academic rigour across sciences, languages, mathematics, and social studies, and has a vibrant tradition of athletics, drama, debating, and community service. Its alumni network spans government, business, academia, and international organisations across the globe. Queen's College remains a premier institution for students seeking academic excellence in Guyana.