Queen's College (South Africa)

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Type All-boys Public School Grades 8 - 12 Colour(s) Old Gold and Black Number of students 575		Established 1858 Enrollment 575 pupils Founded 1858 Colors Black, Gold
Headmaster Mr. Brendan Grant (1 Jan 2013) Address Queenstown, 5319, South Africa Motto Esse Quam Videri ('To Be , rather than to seem to be') Similar Queens town Girls High Sch, Maria Louw High School, Balmoral Girls' Primary S, Hexagon High School, Nkwanca Public High School Profiles Facebook Twitter

Queen's College is situated at the foot of the Stormberg Mountains in the Eastern Cape town of Queenstown. Established in 1858, it is the oldest school on the Border.

Notable alumni

Allan Beswick, Springbok Rugby

Jimmy White, Springbok Rugby

Dick Muir, Springbok Rugby Player, Springbok Assistant Coach 2008 – present

Kaya Malotana, Springbok Rugby

Robbi Kempson, Springbok Rugby

Owen Lentz, American Rugby

Carlo Del Fava, Italian Rugby

Lionel Cronjé, South Africa U20 Player of the year 2009

S'bura Sithole, South African Sevens 2010 – present

Daryll John Cullinan, South African Cricketer

Tony Greig, English Cricketer

Ian Greig, English Cricketer

Justin Kemp, South African Cricketer

Glen Dell, Advanced World Aerobatic Champion in 2004

Norman Walsh, Rhodesian and Zimbabwean air marshal

Ken McEwan, Eastern Province and Essex cricketer

Rocco Jansen, Emerging Springboks Rugby 2008

Allan Dell, Scottish Rugby 2016

References

Queen's College (South Africa) Wikipedia

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