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Queen's College Boys' High School Queen's College - the name elicits an almost mystical reverence from generations of past students

Queen's College is situated at the foot of the picturesque Stormberg Mountains in the pleasant Eastern Cape town of Komani (formerly Queenstown). Established in 1858, it is the oldest school on the Border - a region famous for its fine schools. Close to its excellent "family" schools, Queen's College Boys' Primary, Queenstown Girls' High and Balmoral Girls' Primary, Queen's College offers boys a u

nique opportunity to realise their full potential in a healthy, caring, Christian environment in which educational excellence, tradition, loyalty, pride, leadership development, and the highest standards of discipline are emphasized. The overall educational development of the Queenian is achieved within a milieu of progressive thinking that ensures that the College moves with the times and makes the most of technological advances.

📸 Outstanding results for our Queen’s College photographers!A fantastic showing in the final two PSSA competitions of th...
03/09/2026

📸 Outstanding results for our Queen’s College photographers!

A fantastic showing in the final two PSSA competitions of the cultural calendar.

🏆 Prateek Malavally – 4 Golds & Platinum, with Verdant Vision winning Open Colour Category & Best Junior
🥈 Qhakaza Klishi – 4 Golds & Silver, plus Best Two Star Photographer

Golds also went to Misokuhle Nxazonke (3), Usivile Poyo (5), Qawe Gule (5), Luxolo Mciteka (3), Liqhayiya Ngwendu (4), Thando Ndlovu (3) and Ukhona Klaas (1).

🌟 Certificate of Excellence: All five Queenians who submitted panels passed, with Qhakaza, Ukhona, Qawe & Prateek earning Merits, and Luxolo achieving a Pass.

A brilliant way to cap off the photography calendar! 👏📸

🏏 A fantastic two days of cricket comes to an end at the Parry Davies!A sincere thank you to the Eastern Cape Iinyathi T...
03/09/2026

🏏 A fantastic two days of cricket comes to an end at the Parry Davies!

A sincere thank you to the Eastern Cape Iinyathi Team (Border Cricket) and the Knights for bringing this exciting fixture to Komani and Queen’s College. It has been a privilege to host both teams, and we hope this can become an annual event, with the teams competing for the trophy pictured! 🏆

Congratulations to the Knights on their victory in yesterday’s 50-over match, and to the Eastern Cape Iinyathi Team on winning today’s T20! 👏

A special word of appreciation must also go to our incredible Estate Team, who received high praise from both teams for their hard work and dedication in preparing and maintaining the facilities throughout the two days. The work behind the scenes does not go unnoticed! 🖤🧡

Would you like to become part of a unique, traditional, prestigious all boys’ public school? 🧡🖤Two vacancies exist as ad...
03/09/2026

Would you like to become part of a unique, traditional, prestigious all boys’ public school? 🧡🖤

Two vacancies exist as advertised below (full details with regards to the vacancies appear in the adverts)

Kindly submit your documents as required to [email protected]

🏏 Ahead of Day 2, we would like to thank the Eastern Cape Iinyathi Team (Border Cricket) and the Knights for choosing Qu...
03/09/2026

🏏 Ahead of Day 2, we would like to thank the Eastern Cape Iinyathi Team (Border Cricket) and the Knights for choosing Queen’s College as the venue for this exciting two-day fixture.

It has been fantastic to welcome everyone to the Parry Davies, made even more special by the familiar Queen’s connections within the Iinyathi setup.

Pictured are Headmaster Mr Janse van der Ryst, Director of Cricket Mr Ralph Cullinan, Old Boys Nathan Roux and Lihle Sizani, former Queen’s College cricket professional coach Rowan Richards, as well as the captains of both teams. Nathan, who captains the Iinyathi side, makes the occasion even more special with another proud Queen’s connection! 🖤🧡

We wish both teams all the best for the final day of action!

🏏 As play comes to an end on Day 1, there’s still work to be done!A massive thank you to the best Estate Team in the wor...
02/09/2026

🏏 As play comes to an end on Day 1, there’s still work to be done!

A massive thank you to the best Estate Team in the world, who are hard at work making sure the Parry Davies is ready for another exciting day of cricket tomorrow. 👏🖤🧡

Border Cricket | Knights Cricket

📋 Administrative Professionals Day!Today, we celebrate the incredible team behind the scenes who keep Queen’s College ru...
02/09/2026

📋 Administrative Professionals Day!

Today, we celebrate the incredible team behind the scenes who keep Queen’s College running smoothly every single day. From answering calls and managing schedules to supporting staff, learners and families - so much of what happens at Queen’s is made possible by our dedicated admin team.

Thank you for everything you do! 👏🏼🧡🖤

02/09/2026
02/09/2026

The countdown to our Top 20 Southern Hemisphere Schools of 2026 is on 🌍

Along the way, we're naming our SH U18 XV - starting with the Back Three:

15 Mgedezi (Grey College) 🇿🇦
14 Ahwang (Ipswich Grammar) 🇦🇺
11 Kepe (Queen's College) 🇿🇦

Full profiles 👇

02/09/2026

🏏 It’s match day at the Parry Davies!

The Eastern Cape Iinyathi Team (Border Cricket) and the Knights Cricket are warming up ahead of a full day of 50-over cricket, with play getting underway at 10:00.

With some familiar Queen’s faces in the Iinyathi setup, we’re proud to host what promises to be two days of exciting cricket! 🖤🧡

Address

16 Berry Street

5319

Opening Hours

Monday 07:30 - 15:30
Tuesday 07:30 - 15:30
Wednesday 07:30 - 15:30
Thursday 07:30 - 15:30
Friday 07:30 - 15:30

Telephone

+27458394188

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