Christ Church Girls School is one of the two remaining all girls' primary schools in Barbados. The school has its origins in the Kingsland Girls' School which was opened in 1898 on the Kingsland Estates. In 1921 the school was moved to its present location and in 1926 it was amalgamated with the Providence Girls' School to form the Christ Church Girls' School.

Over the years, the Christ Church Girls' School has been fortunate to be under the leadership of knowledgeable and forward-looking principals including Miss Hewitt and Miss Eugenia Carter-Hinds. The latter, whose tenure lasted from 1944 - 1968 is credited with composing the School Song, instituting the school's P.T.A. in 1954 and initiating the school's Savings Co-operative (the first in the island) in 1968.

Our Motto

I Persevere.

Vision Statement

To be recognized as a school which promotes a quest for life-long learning and excellence in every facet among the pupils and staff.

Mission Statement

To provide quality education for its clients in a safe and an interactive learning environment, which is conducive to the promotion of excellence and where problem-solving and innovation are encouraged. Where each student is given the opportunity to develop her potential to the fullest and to acquire the skills, values and attitudes necessary to function effectively in the global village and where one is motivated to pursue life-long self-directed learning.