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Educated at Auckland Girls' - Equipped for the World. As one of the first secondary schools to be established in New Zealand, Auckland Girls' Grammar School has been educating young women since 1888. Our tradition of academic, sporting and cultural excellence, where students aim high and find success within their reach, has continued for more ...
- Enrolment
Enrolment. You can download and print an Enrolment form from...
- Welcome to AGGS
Our tradition of academic, sporting and cultural excellence,...
- Year 9
Year 9 – the first year at secondary school. To enhance the...
- Enrolment
Enrolment. You can download and print an Enrolment form from the link on this page or complete the form and submit it online. To do this you need to click on the Parent Portal (top right hand of the web page) and then click on Enrolment - here is the link to the ENROLMENT PORTAL .
Our tradition of academic, sporting and cultural excellence, where students aim high and find success within their reach, has continued for more than a century. Auckland Girls is an exciting and vibrant school. It is hugely diverse, with students representing over 60 different cultures.
Auckland Girls' Grammar School, Auckland, New Zealand. 2,375 likes · 4 talking about this · 45 were here. One of the first secondary schools to be established in New Zealand, Auckland Girls' Grammar...
Auckland Girls' Grammar School (AGGS) is a New Zealand secondary school for girls located in Newton, in the Auckland central business district. Established in 1878 as Auckland Girls' High School, it is one of the oldest secondary institutions in the country. [3]
Year 9 – the first year at secondary school. To enhance the transition to secondary school and lay the foundations for the following years. Year 9 students will enjoy: Orientation week - getting to know your tutor class, teachers and how the school works.
During the Depression of the 1880s, girls from the Girls’ High School joined the Auckland College and Grammar School as it was then known, mainly out of economic necessity. In 1899, the School once again became Auckland Grammar School, but girls remained on the roll until 1909.
