St Anne’s Diocesan College is a leading independent girls’ high school in Hilton, KwaZulu-Natal, offering excellence in education and world-class facilities in a safe country environment. The College was founded in Pietermaritzburg in 1877, before moving to Hilton Village in 1904.

St Anne’s purpose is to be the fertile ground to nurture women of significance who will impact on others positively through their warmth, kindness, integrity, confident sense of identity, responsible use of their voice, leadership and meaningful actions.

The College takes responsibility for, and pride in, one of the most important jobs there is – helping to build future generations of strong, confident, compassionate and socially conscious women. Tomorrow’s leaders, thinkers and doers. An empowering array of subjects are offered and delivered with future-focused teaching methods, technology and equipment.

St Anne’s attracts a large boarding contingent, accommodating both weekly and termly boarders from all over South Africa, neighbouring countries, and abroad. Day scholars are welcomed warmly, and are encouraged to spend most of the day at school to enjoy a full, holistic St Anne's experience.

The College is committed to creating opportunities for every girl to discover her place in the world and achieves this by taking a forward-thinking approach to education and the development of each girl. The St Anne's experience emphasises the worth of the individual, personal integrity and social responsibility through Christian values.

On a beautiful, spacious and historic country campus, St Anne's girls are given the freedom to explore, learn and grow, knowing that a comprehensive support network is behind them each step of the way.