Schools in Musgrave, Durban

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Durban Girls' College

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586 MUSGRAVE ROAD, MUSGRAVE, Durban, 4001

031 268 7200

The school upholds the established values of integrity, accountability, good manners, consideration for others, community service and pride in the traditions of the school. To this we add discipline, Christian instruction, a wide variety of subjects and co-curricular opportunities, and world-class facilities. The result is a fine school, well known for its cohesive school spirit. Established in 1877, Durban Girls' College is a school which has stood the test of time. "DGC has a special magic which, through its dedicated team of staff, transforms little girls into young ladies equipped to face the outside world with poise and confidence. It is a hallmark of the school that can be seen in the girls wherever they may be." Train the girls in entrepreneurial skills and innovative academic and practical uses of information technology Reflect South Africa’s multi-cultural society and embrace the spirit of Ubuntu to enable the girls to develop an understanding and sensitivity to the cultural backgrounds of others Encourage regular opportunities for the girls to discover the joy and satisfaction of serving others Enhance national pride by preserving our heritage and unique traditions within a global society Foster international contacts and exchanges, and promote the reputation of College abroad

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Maris Stella School

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558 Stephen Dlamini Rd, Durban, 4001

031 209 9426

Maris Stella caters for girls from Pre-school to Matriculation. It is a unique, multi-faceted school, comprising five schools in one. The range of age groups easily promotes a family feeling, and all races and denominations are catered for. The pupils follow the National Core Syllabus and our Matrics write the Independent Examination Board (IEB) examinations. Classes are kept as small as possible so that children can receive individual attention. In the Senior School, most groups are even smaller because of the wide range of subject choices the girls have.