Auckland Girls' Grammar School

The school received the Goodman Fielder awards for School and Secondary School of the year in 2000. The main block is listed as a Category 2 Historic Place.

• Name — Auckland Girls' Grammar School • Motto — Per Angusta Ad Augusta "Through trials to triumph" • Colours — gold, navy blue GoldNavy • Type — State single-sex girls' secondary school (Years 9–13) • Established — 1878 • Address — Howe Street, Newton, Auckland • Moe — 53 • Principal — Ngaire Ashmore • Enrollment — • Decile — 3H • Website — aggs.school.nz • Illustration — The school seen from the air in 1934

In 2018, Auckland Girls' Grammar School had 1,030 students enrolled and is 100% female. The number of international students was 22. As of, Auckland Girls' Grammar School has a roll of students. As of, the school has an Equity Index of, placing it amongst schools whose students have socioeconomic barriers to achievement (roughly equivalent to deciles 4 and 5 under the former socio-economic decile system).

• Illustration — Ngaire Ashmore in 2022 • Sophia Stothard (died 1901): 1877–1878 • Annie Whitelaw (1875–1966): 1906–1910 • Blanche Butler (died 1967): 1911–1921 • Rua Gardner (1901–1972): 1944–1967 • Louise Gardner (ca. 1916–2006): 1967–1978 • Charmaine Pountney: 1978–1988 • Ngaire Ashmore (born ca. 1967): 2017–present

• Frankie Adams – actress • Zoë Bell – stuntwoman and actress • Sue Bradford – politician, activist and former Green MP • Dorothy Butler – author • Barbara Calvert - professor of education • Sandra Coney – journalist and women's rights activist • Kayla Cullen – athlete, Northern Mystics and NZ Silver Ferns • Lana Coc-Kroft – NZ Miss Universe 1988, television presenter • Emily Karaka – artist • Golriz Ghahraman – politician and former Green MP, former United Nations lawyer • Kiri Allan – politician and Labour MP, Minister of Conservation, Minister for Emergency Management • Parris Goebel – international choreographer • Siositina Hakeai – athlete • Hon. Laila Harré – union leader, politician, former Alliance MP and Minister of Women's Affairs, Minister of Youth Affairs, Minister of Statistics, Associate Minister of Labour and Commerce • Doreen Lumley – athlete • Rose Matafeo – comedian, television presenter • Miriama McDowell • Ani O'Neill – artist • Merimeri Penfold – Māori educator • Sheryl Scanlan – netball player • Miriama Smith – actress • Pauline Stansfield – disability rights advocate • Marté Szirmay - artist • Kahurangi Taylor – Miss New Zealand 2008 • Munokoa Tunupopo – athlete, Auckland and White Ferns • Hon. Dame Georgina Manunui te Heuheu – politician, former National MP and Minister for Courts, Minister of Women's Affairs, Minister of Pacific Island Affairs, Minister for Disarmament and Arms Control, Associate Minister of Maori Affairs • Poto Williams – politician and Labour MP, Assistant Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives • Tammy Wilson – Black Ferns • Katrina Rore – netballer • Tiana Epati – President of the New Zealand Law Society