WHO WE ARE
South African Girls’ Schools Association (SAGSA) is an association of girls’ schools, both public and private, across South Africa, all of whom have the common goal of educating young women to become strong leaders of the future. Membership of the association is open to all girls’ schools. Our current membership is 85 girls’ schools who represent diversity, history and quality girls’ school education across 7 provinces. Our aim is to be able to include all girls’ schools across South Africa.
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A major focus of SAGSA is to grow, develop and empower the leadership of these schools and to provide networking opportunities for colleagues in the different schools to share best practice principles in order to grow and strengthen the schools in our membership. It is in growing the leadership that growth occurs within any organization. This growth benefits all members of the school community.
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The aim of the website is to give access to information about our member schools while providing resources which can assist and grow our schools and the communities we serve.
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The website will provide information such as details of conferences, resources and also a platform on which to advertise any vacancies available at the member schools.
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We invite you to become a part of the SAGSA community through visiting our website, learning from the resources and becoming a member of the association.​
JOIN OUR COMMUNITY
MEMBERSHIP FEES
1 Year Membership – R750
3 Year Membership – R2000
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SAGSA is a vibrant community dedicated to empowering young women. Our mission is to cultivate discerning and compassionate educators who are attuned to the evolving needs of our society. By fostering collaboration, networking, and the exchange of best practices, SAGSA membership serves as a catalyst for the advancement of our member schools. Through research initiatives and the sharing of innovative approaches, we strive to elevate the educational experience for girls, preparing them to thrive in an ever-changing world.
MISSION & VALUES
We aim to promote discerning critical educators and productive educational discourse, sensitive to the needs of the society we serve so that best practice can be safeguarded and/or developed.