About
About us
Brisbane Girls Grammar School is an internationally renowned school for girls, and one of Australia’s best. We strive to enrich girls’ lives through learning, with teachers who model intellectual passion and pedagogical expertise. We maintain high expectations for our students, encourage adventure in learning and care for the development of the whole girl.
Outstanding academic results and student destinations reflect how Girls Grammar prepares our girls and young women for the finest tertiary institutions in the world and greatly varied future paths.
In 2026, Girls Grammar will become Brisbane’s first secular, independent girls’ school to educate girls in Years 5 and 6. This physical and philosophical expansion of a Girls Grammar education to introduce a dedicated Junior School represents a tangible commitment to the pursuit of gender equality, and a great optimism for our collective future.
Our Principal
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees of Brisbane Girls Grammar School is the School’s governing body and is responsible to its stakeholders for the good governance of the School.
Senior Leadership
The School's Senior Leadership Team are experts in their field and lead the delivery of the broad, liberal education for which Girls Grammar is renowned.
Reconciliation Action Plan
In May 2023, Brisbane Girls Grammar School launched its Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)—a commitment to walk alongside First Nations Peoples, building authentic, reciprocal relationships, learning from those who are willing to share their knowledge with us, and advocating for the rights of those who are marginalised.
The RAP is based on three pillars: respect for the culture, history and rights of Indigenous peoples; building strong and respectful relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples; and creating opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
While the official RAP launch occurred in 2023, reconciliation initiatives have been undertaken at BGGS for many years. The Uralla Club was formed in 2014 to support students to develop their understanding of First Nations histories, to celebrate the continued significance of First Nations cultures, and to discuss positive steps forward as a school community and a nation.
Read our Reconciliation Action Plan here: