Gill College

Gill College is a South African high school in Somerset East. It was founded in 1869 as a university.

The school's namesake, Dr. William Gill, died in 1863 and left an estate equivalent to $23,000 US for the establishment of a college of higher education. Gill College was officially opened on March 18, 1869. The architecture was based on that of the University of Glasgow.

In 1903, a change in educational regulations caused Gill College to become a high school. The high school was coeducational before 1928 and again after 1965; between those dates it was a boys' school.

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Private schools	Diocesan School for Girls Good Shepherd School Kingswood College St. Andrew's College St. Andrew's Preparatory School St Dominic's Priory School Woodridge College
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Vocational schools	Nomaka Mbeki Technical Senior Secondary School

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