Ball Games
Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Hockey, Handball and Netball for physical health, teamwork and discipline.
A vibrant community filled with wonderful students, dedicated staff and supportive families.
VGGS is a community that promotes the Christian faith in the Anglican tradition. The chaplaincy department enjoys operating in a magnificent Bethel Chapel at the heart of the school.
The chaplain leads worship, Christian Union and pastoral care, and walks with students through the ordinary and the difficult moments of school life. On Candidates' Prayer Day each candidate receives a new Bible from the BOM Chairman.


VGGS is a girls' boarding school. The boarding section provides a safe, orderly and homely environment in which students live, study and grow together through the term.
Our serene environment offers conditions conducive to learning for students and staff alike, with boarding staff on hand around the clock.
We are what we eat! VGGS catering is committed to providing a balanced diet menu which is the basis of good health. At Vanessa Grant Girls, we provide high-quality food prepared by qualified and experienced chefs dedicated to their work.
Our kitchen is equipped with modern machines that have made our work easier. Our girls enjoy a variety of delicacies prepared and made hygienically.
We also have a spacious modern dining hall that accommodates our students with an interactive seating arrangement, with free flow of natural air enabling learners to bond freely during the meal experience.
Pay us a visit to see for yourself as we serve the leaders of tomorrow. Education today for leadership tomorrow!!

Co-curricular life at Vanessa Grant Girls' School builds character, teamwork, and a wider sense of belonging beyond the classroom. The aim of this department is to educate, equip and empower students through sports and clubs so that they can enjoy lifelong benefits of health, teamwork and disciplined competition.
Vanessa Grant Girls' School offers both indoor and outdoor games that help students use free time well, develop talent, strengthen teamwork and maintain healthy lifestyles. This department supports competition, discipline and student leadership while creating pathways for growth at school, regional and national levels.
Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Hockey, Handball and Netball for physical health, teamwork and discipline.
Badminton, Table tennis and Lawn tennis programmes for all skill levels.
Chess, Scrabble and Monopoly for strategic growth and healthy competition.
Track and field events that build endurance, focus and excellence.
Expanded programmes that strengthen versatility and school representation.
Vanessa Grant Girls' School offers a rich range of clubs that help students grow in creativity, leadership, service, research and communication outside the classroom. These programmes provide students with space to explore talent, collaborate meaningfully and represent the school in local and national competitions.
Creative performance spaces that build confidence, expression and teamwork.
Structured forums where students sharpen public speaking, reasoning and leadership.
Projects that build responsibility, sustainability awareness and community care.
Support the holistic development of students to become responsible and active citizens.
The club instills values of peace, unity and harmony among students.
The club immerse students in Japanese language and culture to foster community, teamwork and personal growth.
club that help students spark interest in STEM and provide hands-on experience in designing, building and programming robots.
Vanessa Grant Girls' School offers students with space to showcase their skills in singing, poetry, playing musical instruments, spoken word, public speaking, comedy, dance and modeling. These events bring together traditions, arts and community heritage.
In conclusion, it is an integral part of our school's commitment to provide a holistic education. Special thanks goes to our students of excellence, parents, sports coaches, clubs' patrons, school administrators and board of management for steering this department to greater heights.
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H.O.D Co-Curricular
Leadership is practised, not just taught. Student leaders carry real responsibility for the daily life of the school and work closely with staff and the Dean of Students.
Our vision is that every girl leaves VGGS well equipped to become an exceptional leader in whatever field she chooses to enter.


Everyone needs to be guided and mentored to be a better version of themselves. VGGS, in collaboration with Dandelion Africa, has had 50 girls trained annually, since 2015. From these trainings, the girls become mentors to their peers and make use of the skills acquired to train others, with discipline being a key factor.
The VGGS mentors pay visits to schools within Rongai and Mogotio and mentor grade 8 and 9 girls. During these mentorship programs, the girls are encouraged to study hard, have self-confidence and pursue higher education despite the many challenges that surround them, including early marriages. Consequently, having posted exemplary results, some of the girls get a chance to be sponsored to join VGGS and later, tertiary institutions.
As the saying goes, Charity begins at home. The mentors play a key role in orienting the new students who join our school by guiding and mentoring them, making it easy for them to settle and adapt to the school system. This is in line with our leadership policy. Our girls portray leadership skills in every aspect of life. As they work closely with each other, Christian values are strongly inculcated since they treat each other as sisters. For all the members of the VGGS family, this is a home away from home.
Writing, reflections and reporting by the girls of VGGS
A Grade 9 member writes about building her first line-following robot and what the club taught her about failing well.
Clubs Read article
A reflection on finding a voice through drawing, and on the former student whose portrait was presented to the Former First Lady.
The Arts Read article
Our junior debate team reports from the East African regional debate circle competition.
Debate Read articleMoments from our classrooms, clubs, sports and chapel