Member Schools
Uniting schools across Queensland to celebrate excellence in girls' sports.
The QGSSSA was founded in 1908 by Brisbane Girls Grammar School, Somerville House and St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School, whose principals sought to formalise interschool sporting competitions.
Today, the QGSSSA proudly consists of 10 member schools, spanning Brisbane, Ipswich and the Gold Coast. In 2025, QGSSSA celebrates 117 years of girls in sport, honouring a rich history of athletic excellence, teamwork and opportunity.
For generations, the QGSSSA has provided young women with a platform to begin their sporting journey, fostering a lifelong love of physical activity and paving the way for future sporting success.
1908
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Brisbane Girls Grammar School
One of Australia’s leading girls’ schools, Brisbane Girls Grammar School enriches girls’ lives through learning, establishing the educational foundation for girls and young women to contribute confidently to their world with wisdom, imagination and integrity.
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Somerville House
A PMSA day and boarding school offering the IB Programme, Somerville House provides exceptional academic, sporting, and cultural opportunities. With a commitment to excellence, leadership, and service, it fosters confident, capable, and compassionate young women ready to embrace the future.
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St Margaret's Anglican Girls School
St Margaret’s is an independent day and boarding school for girls (K-12) dedicated to academic excellence and a rich holistic student experience. It inspires young women to be confident and compassionate, ready to contribute to a global community.
1911
Ipswich Girls' Grammar School
A day and boarding school since 1892, Ipswich Girls’ Grammar provides a balanced education with a strong emphasis on academic excellence, co-curricular involvement and leadership development, preparing young women to succeed in a dynamic and evolving world.
St Hilda's School, Gold Coast
St Hilda’s School is a leading, independent Anglican day and boarding school for girls, where young women are empowered to dream, achieve and thrive from Pre-Prep to Year 12. Each student is individually inspired to reach her full potential - because she can be anything!
1921
Brisbane State High School
As one of Queensland’s largest and most well-known public secondary schools for over 100 years, Brisbane State High delivers a culture of excellence in academics, sport and the arts, preparing students to become future leaders, innovators and engaged members of the wider community.
1939
St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School
St Aidan’s nurtures confidence, creativity, and connectedness in students, offering a supportive Anglican learning environment. Girls are encouraged to embrace academic excellence, extra-curricular pursuits and service, truly equipping them to fly.
1941
Clayfield College
A co-educational day and boarding school offering single-sex and co-education on the one campus through the distinctive Parallel Learning Model. Each student is known, valued and understood as an individual, and provided with outstanding opportunities to let their light shine.
1945
Moreton Bay College
Moreton Bay College is a Uniting Church community committed to young women's holistic development. With strong traditions and innovative learning, the College empowers students to thrive academically, personally, socially and spiritually in all aspects of life.
1946
St Peters Lutheran College
St Peters Lutheran College is Brisbane’s pre-eminent coeducational day and boarding school, offering Prep to Year 12 students unrivalled opportunities in academics, sport, music, and outdoor education. With a strong values-driven foundation, St Peters inspires students to pursue ‘More Beyond’.
