IN THE SPOTLIGHTLATEST NEWSQUEENSBURGH GIRLS’ CROWNING GLORYOnce again QGHS has proven that “Girl Power” does indeed rule. Outgoing matric class of 2024 have ensured that the pen is definitely “mightier than the sword” by achieving an overall pass rate of 98,6%. 14 ladies achieved 4 distinctions and above with our reigning queen Eden Kitching achieving a full house with 8 distinctions.
Also bringing in 7 distinctions in all their subjects are Mireya Govender, Malaika Igbal and Dhiya Sumpath. Other learners who held up the light of success were Annerley Moodley (6 distinctions) Lonwabo Mazibuko (5 distinctions); Sarah McClure (5 distinctions), Kwanele Memela (5 distinctions), Chandre Naidoo (5 distinctions), Sasha Govender (4 distinctions), Jasmin Jonathan (4 distinctions), Kayla Lutchmanan (4 distinctions), Ammaarah Raja ( 4 distinctions) and Mahi Sewsunker Udith (4 distinctions). The principal and staff would like to extend their heartfelt congratulations to our top achievers and to the rest of the outgoing matric class of 2024. We are extremely proud of the hard work, determination and effort of our young ambassadors of QGHS. “May your ship sail only on calm waters and may your journey ahead continue to be a successful one” Miss South Africa 2023 Natasha Joubert Inspires Queensburgh Girls High School StudentsOn the 19th of July 2024, Queensburgh Girls High School had the esteemed privilege of hosting Miss South Africa 2023, Natasha Joubert. As part of her outreach program, Natasha met with our students to share her journey, inspire, and motivate them to reach their full potential.
During her visit, Natasha introduced her initiative, "first shave," aimed at promoting self-love, confidence, and body positivity. She encouraged our girls to take control of their personal grooming and self-care. Natasha's message resonated deeply with our girls, emphasising the importance of self-acceptance, perseverance, and hard work. Her presence and words of wisdom left a lasting impact, inspiring our girls to strive for excellence in all aspects of life. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Natasha Joubert for taking the time to visit our school and share her vision with us. Her dedication to empowering young women is truly commendable, and we are grateful for her influence. After this magnificent encounter, we hope that our girls will always be the shining example of elegance, intelligence, and compassion. Vertical Divider
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Meet Our Head Girl and Deputies![]() Meet our outstanding student leaders for this academic year: Our dedicated Head Girl, Augustina Kruger, flanked by her enthusiastic deputies, Uzile Nguse and Hannah Gamieldien. These exceptional young women embody the spirit of leadership, academic excellence, and community service that define our school's values. Join us in celebrating their achievements and looking forward to the positive impact they will undoubtedly have on our school community. Access to D6 connect for new parents here
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All new parents, please download the d6 School Communicator as soon as possible. Access to D6 Cennect for new parents fill in the form here. Shaping the future of young women in STEM subjectsSelected grade10 and 11 learners attended the Mahle women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) conference at the ICC.
The event was aimed at inspiring and educating young women about the vast opportunities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Keri Miller, a motivational speaker and radio presenter hosted the conference. The conference also aimed at challenging the existing stereotypes and celebrate the innovation, problem solving and creativity inherent in STEM careers. Our girls were inspired by the conference. |