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Sydney Girls High School was originally a division of Sydney High School in 1883. The building had two storeys walled off, with male occupancy on the first floor, and female occupancy on the second. The founding head mistress was Miss Lucy Wheatley-Walker (later Mrs Lucy Garvin). She was a recent English emigrant. [2]
Abbotsleigh; Ascham School; Asquith Girls High School; Bethany College, Sydney; Blacktown Girls High School; Brigidine College, Randwick; Brigidine College, St Ives
Pages in category "People educated at Sydney Girls High School" The following 72 pages are in this category, out of 72 total. This list may not reflect recent changes .
North Sydney Girls' High School prior to opening, January 1914. North Sydney Girls' High School was officially founded in 1914 with an enrolment of 194 students. The school was originally located on the corner of Hazelbank Road and the Pacific Highway (where Cammeraygal High School (junior campus) is now situated). By the 1980s, it was felt ...
People educated at North Sydney Girls High School (18 P) People educated at Queenwood School for Girls (4 P) People educated at Sydney Church of England Girls Grammar School (23 P)
St George Girls High School: Kogarah: 7–12 Fully Sydney Boys High School: Surry Hills: 7–12 Fully Sydney Girls High School: Surry Hills: 7–12 Fully Sydney Secondary College Balmain Campus: Rozelle: 7–10 Partially Sydney Secondary College Blackwattle Bay Campus: Glebe: 11–12 Partially Sydney Secondary College Leichhardt Campus ...
C. Cabramatta High School; Cambridge Park High School; Cammeraygal High School; Campbelltown Performing Arts High School; Canley Vale High School; Canterbury Boys' High School
Many of the oldest selective schools in NSW have always been selective since establishment, including Fort Street (1849), Sydney Boys and Sydney Girls (1883), North Sydney Girls High School (1914), North Sydney Boys High School (1915), Hurlstone Agricultural High School (1959) and James Ruse Agricultural High School (1959). [4]