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WYNBERG GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL publication

WYNBERG GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLRef: https://wynghs.co.za/about-wghs/

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Collected on 6 August 2026

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What this means

This document is an 'About Us' page for Wynberg Girls’ High School (WGHS), a public school in South Africa founded in 1884. It provides information about the school’s history, mission, values, leadership—including Principal Dr Jennifer Wallace’s background and academic work—and its educational pillars and facilities. The page highlights WGHS's commitment to holistic education, academic excellence, inclusivity, and environmental sustainability.

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Admission to Grades 8–12 at Wynberg Girls’ High School

Prospective students can apply to join Wynberg Girls’ High School, which serves learners in grades 8 to 12. The school offers a holistic education focused on academic excellence, inclusivity, and environmental sustainability.

Who it is for
students in grades 8–12 and their parents or guardians
How to act on it
Attend an open day or tour, then follow the admissions processes outlined on the school's website
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Admissions Processes Open Days & Tours

Facts

Places

Western Cape, City of Cape Town

Reference

https://wynghs.co.za/about-wghs/

Key Takeaways

  • Founded 1884
  • Wynberg Girls’ High School
  • Principal: Dr Jennifer Wallace
  • Appointed January 2020
  • MPhil from UCT (2014)
  • PhD graduated 2020
  • Thesis: 'The Gift of a Scholarship'
  • Book published by Springer Nature
  • Western Cape Top Twenty Schools of Excellence
  • Grades 8–12
  • Weekly boarding facilities
  • Southern Suburbs, Cape Town
  • Wynberg Girls’ High School
  • Dr Jennifer Wallace
  • St Cyprian’s School
  • University of Cape Town
  • Springer Nature
  • Western Cape Education Department
  • Protea House
  • Waterloo House