2024 Results
NCEA: Level 1 – 90.1%, Level 2 – 94.7%, Level 3 – 94.4%
UE: 87.6%
Welcome to AGGS
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 than a century.
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Auckland Girls’ Grammar School: A Message for the City
AGGS is shouting its 2024 academic success loud and proud with its first Auckland city billboard.Screening this week on the corner of Ponsonby and Great North Roads, the billboard celebrates the outstanding academic success of Auckland Girls’Grammar School last year.As the billboard screams, AGGS Level 1 NCEA success rate was
March AGGS Video Profile:
AGGS’ 2025 Head Girls are a hopeful future doctor and hopeful future pro rugby player and physiotherapist, who both want to make the world a better place.Amarante Sititi (sister of All Black Wallace Sititi) and Mele Ikatonga Moa believe AGGS has provided them with the perfect education and are embracing
AGGS Prefects Get Comms Masterclass from Wendy Petrie
AGGS’ Leading students head into the rest of 2025 with bolstered communication skills after learning the tricks of the trade from one of Aotearoa’s best. Former TVNZ veteran newsreader Wendy Petrie spent a sunny February afternoon at school atAGGS with this year’s prefects, coaching them on comms, public speaking and
Auckland Girls’ Grammar School: A Message for the City
AGGS is shouting its 2024 academic success loud and proud with its first Auckland city billboard.Screening this week on the corner of Ponsonby and Great North Roads, the billboard celebrates the outstanding academic success of Auckland Girls’Grammar School last year.As the billboard screams, AGGS Level 1 NCEA success rate was
March AGGS Video Profile:
AGGS’ 2025 Head Girls are a hopeful future doctor and hopeful future pro rugby player and physiotherapist, who both want to make the world a better place.Amarante Sititi (sister of All Black Wallace Sititi) and Mele Ikatonga Moa believe AGGS has provided them with the perfect education and are embracing
AGGS Prefects Get Comms Masterclass from Wendy Petrie
AGGS’ Leading students head into the rest of 2025 with bolstered communication skills after learning the tricks of the trade from one of Aotearoa’s best. Former TVNZ veteran newsreader Wendy Petrie spent a sunny February afternoon at school atAGGS with this year’s prefects, coaching them on comms, public speaking and
