2025 NCEA Results
Level 1 – 92.6% | Level 2 – 97.8% | Level 3 – 97.5%
UE – 92%
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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From London to Howe Street: Meet AGGS’ New Deputy Principal Rebekah McLean
In May’s AGGS Video Profile, meet new Deputy Principal Rebekah McLean, a passionate believer in the power of education who has just returned to New Zealand after 18 years teaching in London. https://youtu.be/2Rvjf-oGw14 Rebekah was the first person in her family to attend university and earn a degree, and because
Associate Principal 2026: Maree Flannery on Leadership, Support and Vision at AGGS
In AGGS’ April Video Profile, 2026 Associate Principal Maree Flannery reflects on stepping into a new leadership role and helping guide the school’s vision for the year ahead. https://youtu.be/UXg39SU1dFo Now in her 16th year at Auckland Girls’ Grammar School, Maree begins 2026 as Associate Principal, working at a more strategic
Head Girl 2026: Ryvah Cooper on Leadership and Sisterhood at AGGS
In AGGS’ March Video Profile, 2026 Head Girl Ryvah Cooper reflects on what it means to lead with purpose and why she feels so honoured to represent the school this year. https://youtu.be/_h80wvLVZJY Ryvah shares that as a Year 9 student, she did not necessarily picture herself stepping into the role
From London to Howe Street: Meet AGGS’ New Deputy Principal Rebekah McLean
In May’s AGGS Video Profile, meet new Deputy Principal Rebekah McLean, a passionate believer in the power of education who has just returned to New Zealand after 18 years teaching in London. https://youtu.be/2Rvjf-oGw14 Rebekah was the first person in her family to attend university and earn a degree, and because
Associate Principal 2026: Maree Flannery on Leadership, Support and Vision at AGGS
In AGGS’ April Video Profile, 2026 Associate Principal Maree Flannery reflects on stepping into a new leadership role and helping guide the school’s vision for the year ahead. https://youtu.be/UXg39SU1dFo Now in her 16th year at Auckland Girls’ Grammar School, Maree begins 2026 as Associate Principal, working at a more strategic
Head Girl 2026: Ryvah Cooper on Leadership and Sisterhood at AGGS
In AGGS’ March Video Profile, 2026 Head Girl Ryvah Cooper reflects on what it means to lead with purpose and why she feels so honoured to represent the school this year. https://youtu.be/_h80wvLVZJY Ryvah shares that as a Year 9 student, she did not necessarily picture herself stepping into the role
From London to Howe Street: Meet AGGS’ New Deputy Principal Rebekah McLean
In May’s AGGS Video Profile, meet new Deputy Principal Rebekah McLean, a passionate believer in the power of education who has just returned to New Zealand after 18 years teaching in London. https://youtu.be/2Rvjf-oGw14 Rebekah was the first person in her family to attend university and earn a degree, and because
Associate Principal 2026: Maree Flannery on Leadership, Support and Vision at AGGS
In AGGS’ April Video Profile, 2026 Associate Principal Maree Flannery reflects on stepping into a new leadership role and helping guide the school’s vision for the year ahead. https://youtu.be/UXg39SU1dFo Now in her 16th year at Auckland Girls’ Grammar School, Maree begins 2026 as Associate Principal, working at a more strategic
Head Girl 2026: Ryvah Cooper on Leadership and Sisterhood at AGGS
In AGGS’ March Video Profile, 2026 Head Girl Ryvah Cooper reflects on what it means to lead with purpose and why she feels so honoured to represent the school this year. https://youtu.be/_h80wvLVZJY Ryvah shares that as a Year 9 student, she did not necessarily picture herself stepping into the role
How AGGS Achieved Near Perfect NCEA Results in 2025
In AGGS’ February Video Profile, Principal Ngaire Ashmore reflects on the school’s near perfect 2025 academic results. Across NCEA and University Entrance, AGGS’ success rate is outstanding, with 97.5 percent for NCEA Level 3, 97.8 percent for Level 2, and 91.7 percent for Level 1. For University Entrance, the student
