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St. Andrew's School for Girls

1902 establishments in South AfricaBoarding schools in South AfricaEducational institutions established in 1902Girls' schools in South AfricaHerbert Baker buildings and structures
Private schools in GautengSchools in GermistonSchools in JohannesburgUse South African English from May 2015

St Andrew's School for Girls is an independent Christian girls-only day and boarding school and co-educational preschool in Johannesburg, South Africa. The school has a student body of around 1100 girls. St Andrew's has been voted as Best English High School, Best Private School for Girls and Best Nursery School by the public in the popular newspaper The Star "Your Choice 2008" Poll.

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St. Andrew's School for Girls
Clarke Avenue,

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St. Andrew's School for Girls

Clarke Avenue
2145 , St. Andrew's
Gauteng, South Africa
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