GCE Board honour roll
2026 · ACADEMICS
PGSS Limbe on the examination-centre honour roll
The school recorded a 100% pass rate (56 of 56) and a 95.55% pass rate (43 of 45) on the Cameroon GCE Board’s honour roll of examination centres.
Read moreA Presbyterian Girls’ Boarding School · Since 1999
Educating girls. Building faith. Forming leaders.
Faith · Excellence · Sisterhood · Service
Presbyterian Girls’ Secondary School Limbe is a Christian girls’ boarding school of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon at Mile 3, Limbe, preparing young women for the GCE Ordinary and Advanced Levels within a disciplined, caring Christian community.
Mile 3, Limbe · Fako Division · South West Region, Cameroon
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Established 1999 · Down Beach to Mile 3
Form One – Upper Sixth · GCE O & A Levels
GCE Centre No. 11347
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F1–U6Form One to Upper SixthFirst and second cycles, GCE O and A Levels
100%Girls’ boarding schoolA residential Christian sisterhood
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PCCPresbyterian Church in CameroonSupervised by the Presbyterian Education Authority
29Sister schoolsSchools listed on the PEA network platform
ENEnglish instructionCameroon GCE examination system
LEPGAAlumnae networkFormer students call themselves LEPGANS
Welcome to PGSS Limbe
Educating girls for faith, excellence and leadership since 1999
Presbyterian Girls’ Secondary School Limbe is a Christian girls’ boarding school owned by the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon and situated at Mile 3, Limbe, in the Fako Division of the South West Region.
Established in 1999, PGSS Limbe provides secondary and high-school education within a disciplined Christian environment. The school combines academic preparation, spiritual formation, responsible leadership, sisterhood and service.
From its early campus at Down Beach to its present home at Mile 3, PGSS Limbe has developed into a respected centre for girls’ education. Its students sit the Cameroon GCE Ordinary and Advanced Level examinations, with the school consistently recording strong results.
From the Principal’s desk
A word of welcome
Welcome to Presbyterian Girls’ Secondary School Limbe. For more than a quarter of a century this school has stood for one conviction: that a girl who is nurtured in faith, challenged in the classroom and trusted with responsibility will grow into a woman who leads with confidence and serves with humility.
Here, academic preparation for the GCE walks hand in hand with morning and evening devotions, boarding life, student government and service to the community. Every PGSS girl belongs to a sisterhood that reaches across generations.
I invite you to discover the school, to visit us at Mile 3 and to consider entrusting your daughter to the PGSS family.
The school focuses on academics, discipline and helping each student grow closer to God.
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PGSS LimbePublic description of the school
Five pillars
What a PGSS education stands for
The school’s identity rests on five commitments that run through classroom, chapel, dormitory and community.
01 · FAITH
Faith
Presbyterian Christian formation: devotions, Sunday worship, Bible study, chaplaincy and pastoral care at the heart of school life.
02 · EXCELLENCE
Excellence
A strong GCE record at Ordinary and Advanced Level, with candidates on the national honour rolls.
03 · SISTERHOOD
Sisterhood
The PGSS and LEPGA bond: girls who live, learn and worship together, and stay connected for life.
04 · LEADERSHIP
Leadership
Prefects, student government and leadership training that prepare confident young women for nation building.
05 · HERITAGE
Heritage
From Down Beach in 1999 to the Mile 3 campus today: a story of growth within the Presbyterian education tradition.
Academic programme
Two cycles, one standard of excellence
PGSS Limbe prepares students for the Cameroon GCE at both Ordinary and Advanced Levels, as an authorised examination centre (No. 11347).
First cycle · Forms 1–5
A broad foundation in languages, sciences, mathematics, humanities and ICT, leading to the GCE Ordinary Level.
Ordinary LevelSecond cycle · Lower & Upper Sixth
Arts and science combinations leading to the GCE Advanced Level and university admission.
Advanced LevelGCE excellence
Honour-roll results, outstanding candidates and a tradition of top Ordinary Level performers from Fako.
Our resultsGuidance & digital learning
Career guidance, counselling and ICT skills that prepare girls for university and the world of work.
Learn moreGCE excellence
Results that speak for the school
Records published on the Cameroon GCE Board honour rolls for examination centres and candidates.
100%Honour-roll entry 156 registered · 56 sat · 56 passed
95.55%Honour-roll entry 245 registered · 45 sat · 43 passed
11/11Khan Kimora Paris Wugum11 subjects registered, sat and passed · 33 points
2016Alang Diana ChenAmong Cameroon’s leading O Level candidates; third in the Fako Division recognition
Christian formation
Growing closer to God, together
Christian life is central to the identity of PGSS Limbe. The school day opens and closes with devotions; Sundays gather the whole school in worship; Bible study, choir, prayer meetings and retreats shape the rhythm of the term.
A school chaplaincy provides Christian instruction, counselling and pastoral care, and prepares students for confirmation and communicant membership in the Presbyterian tradition.
Morning & evening devotionsSunday worshipBible studyChoir & worship ministryRetreatsCommunity outreach
Faith at the centre
Closer to God
- Morning and evening devotions
- Sunday worship for the whole school
- Bible study, choir and retreats
Boarding & sisterhood
A home away from home at Mile 3
Boarding life at PGSS Limbe provides a structured Christian community in which students learn responsibility, independence, cooperation, discipline and respect.
Dormitory lifeGirls live, study, worship and relax together under the care of matrons and residential supervisors.
A structured dayDevotions, lessons, supervised preparation, meals, sport and rest follow a daily timetable.
Health & welfareSickbay services, guidance and counselling, safeguarding and clear visiting and leave procedures.
Sisterhood across generationsBonds formed in the dormitories continue through LEPGA long after graduation.
Leadership for nation building · 2024
260 prefects
- 162 student-government members
- 15 administrators
- Four Limbe-area schools, one programme
Girls’ leadership
Confident young women, prepared to lead
In 2024, PGSS Limbe students joined the Student Leadership for Nation Building programme alongside Saker Baptist College, Saint Anne’s High School and Regina Pacis College. Across the four institutions, the programme trained 260 prefects, 162 student-government members and 15 administrators.
In March 2026, students took part in an International Women’s Day educational programme coordinated with the Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and the Family.
LEPGA · The alumnae network
Once a PGSS girl, always a LEPGAN
LEPGA connects former students of PGSS Limbe across graduating classes, communities and countries. The association preserves the school’s heritage while mobilising mentorship, scholarships, professional connections and development support for future generations of PGSS girls.
25Years celebratedSilver jubilee, November 2024
MBMother BranchAn organised chapter structure
∞Sisterhood“School, bond and sisterhood”
The Presbyterian education network
One of the schools of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon
PGSS Limbe is part of a network of Presbyterian secondary schools supervised by the Presbyterian Education Authority across Cameroon.
News & events
Life at PGSS Limbe
International Women’s Day
MARCH 2026 · EMPOWERMENT
Educative talk for International Women’s Day
PGSS students took part in an International Women’s Day programme coordinated with the Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and the Family.
Read moreSilver Jubilee
NOVEMBER 2024 · HERITAGE
Twenty-five years of PGSS Limbe
The school celebrated its 25th anniversary under a message centred on school, bond and sisterhood, from Down Beach to Mile 3.
Read moreDevelopment priorities
Help build the next chapter
LEPGANS, parents, churches and partners can support specific projects at PGSS Limbe, from a computer and AI laboratory to dormitory renovation, reliable water and solar power.
Priority
Computer & AI laboratory
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Modern science laboratory
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Dormitory renovation
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Solar & backup power
About us
A Christian girls’ school with a story to tell
Presbyterian Girls’ Secondary School Limbe: owned by the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon, supervised by the Presbyterian Education Authority, and home to generations of PGSS girls since 1999.
Our history
From Down Beach to Mile 3
PGSS Limbe was founded in 1999 as part of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon’s expanding commitment to Christian secondary education.
The school operated initially from Down Beach, Limbe. As enrolment and institutional needs increased, it moved to a larger permanent campus at Mile 3, Limbe, where it stands today.
In November 2024, PGSS Limbe celebrated its 25th anniversary under a message centred on school, bond and sisterhood. Former students identify themselves as LEPGANS, reflecting the strong community created among generations of students.
Depuis 1999
Down Beach → Mile 3
- Fondée par l’Église presbytérienne du Cameroun
- Premier campus à Down Beach, Limbe
- Campus permanent à Mile 3 aujourd’hui
Timeline
Milestones
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Mission, vision and values
Why PGSS Limbe exists
What the school stands for, in three statements.
Vision
To be a leading Christian girls’ school that develops academically accomplished, spiritually grounded and socially responsible women.
Mission
Presbyterian Girls’ Secondary School Limbe provides holistic Christian education that equips girls with knowledge, character, confidence, leadership skills and a commitment to service.
Brand statement
Faith, Excellence, Sisterhood and Service. The four words that run through classroom, chapel, dormitory and community.
Our values
Christian faithAcademic excellenceDisciplineIntegritySisterhoodLeadershipRespectResponsibilityServiceResilience
Ownership and governance
Who the school answers to
PGSS Limbe belongs to the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC). Its educational administration falls under the Church’s Presbyterian Education Authority.
| Institution | Responsibility |
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| Presbyterian Church in Cameroon | Proprietor and denominational authority. Moderator: Rt. Rev. Miki Hans Abia. |
| Presbyterian Education Authority | Educational administration and supervision of the Presbyterian school network. |
| School board | Governance, oversight and institutional development. PGSS Limbe has taken part in a combined board with PCHS Limbe, PHS Kumba, PCHS Fiango, PHS Besongabang, PHS Mbengwi, PHS Nkambe and PCSS Azire. |
| Principal | Daily academic, administrative and residential leadership. |
| Chaplaincy | Worship, Christian instruction and pastoral care. |
| Parent–Teacher Association | Cooperation between families and the school. |
| LEPGA | Former students’ network and development partner. |
The school crest
The crest
The crest carries the school’s identity in the navy blue and white of its uniform.
Its symbols: the lamp of knowledge on an open book, for learning grounded in Scripture; a gold cross on the summit of Mount Cameroon, for faith above the school’s home landscape; the Limbe coast, for the school’s beginnings at Down Beach; and the founding year 1999.
Colours: Presbyterian blue for the Church, white for integrity and clarity — the navy and white of the school uniform —, and a touch of gold for excellence.
Campus and facilities
The Mile 3 campus
The school’s permanent home at Mile 3, Limbe.
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Why PGSS Limbe
Seven reasons families choose PGSS
- A Christian girls’ boarding school of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon
- Honour-roll GCE results at Ordinary and Advanced Level
- Daily devotions, chaplaincy and pastoral care
- Student leadership training for nation building
- A disciplined, supervised residential community
- A lifelong sisterhood through LEPGA
- Part of a national network of Presbyterian schools
Academics
Preparing girls for the GCE, and for life beyond it
PGSS Limbe prepares students for the Cameroon GCE at both Ordinary and Advanced Levels. The school is an authorised GCE centre (No. 11347) and a GCE Board examination accommodation centre.
Programmes
Two cycles
| Cycle | Classes | Examination | What it leads to |
|---|---|---|---|
| First cycle | Forms 1 to 5 | GCE Ordinary Level | Entry into Lower Sixth Arts or Science, or technical and professional training |
| Second cycle | Lower and Upper Sixth | GCE Advanced Level | University admission in Cameroon and abroad |
Subjects
Academic areas
Subject areas offered across the first and second cycles.
Languages & humanities
English LanguageFrenchLiterature in EnglishHistoryGeographyReligious StudiesCitizenship Education
Sciences & mathematics
MathematicsAdditional MathematicsBiologyChemistryPhysicsComputer ScienceICT
Commercial & applied
EconomicsCommerceAccountingFood and Nutrition
GCE results
Honour-roll performance
Records on the Cameroon GCE Board honour rolls for examination centres and candidates.
| Record | Registered | Sat | Passed | Pass rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Honour-roll entry 1 | 56 | 56 | 56 | 100% |
| Honour-roll entry 2 | 45 | 45 | 43 | 95.55% |
Outstanding candidate
Khan Kimora Paris Wugum, PGSS Limbe: 11 subjects registered, 11 sat, 11 passed, 33 points on the GCE Board candidates’ honour roll. The exact grade breakdown will be confirmed from the official results slip.
Historical distinction · 2016
Alang Diana Chen was reported among the leading Ordinary Level candidates in Cameroon, placing third in a Fako Division recognition of high-performing candidates, in a year when four of the country’s seven candidates with 11 A grades came from Fako schools.
Beyond the syllabus
Guidance, counselling and digital learning
Guidance and counselling
Academic advising, subject choice, personal counselling and women’s health education in a confidential setting.
Digital learning
Computer laboratory, ICT instruction and a planned computer and AI laboratory, robotics and coding club.
Career and university guidance
Preparation for university admission, scholarships and careers, with mentorship from LEPGA alumnae.
Academic calendar
Term dates, examination periods and visiting days are published on the News & calendar page.
Open the calendarAdmissions
Join the PGSS family
Admission to PGSS Limbe gives girls the opportunity to pursue academic achievement, Christian growth, disciplined boarding life and leadership development within the Presbyterian education system.
Admission routes
Where you can join
Form One
The main entry point, through the entrance examination and interview.
Transfers · Forms 2 to 5
Subject to vacancies, with previous school reports and a transfer certificate.
Lower Sixth Arts
For holders of the GCE Ordinary Level with the required passes for arts combinations.
Lower Sixth Science
For holders of the GCE Ordinary Level with the required passes in sciences and mathematics, plus other approved high-school combinations.
How to apply
Five steps
1
Enquire
Write to the admissions office or send the enquiry form below to receive the application form and dates.
2
Apply
Return the completed application form with the required documents before the published deadline.
3
Entrance examination
Form One candidates sit the entrance examination; transfer and Sixth Form candidates are assessed on their results.
4
Admission & fees
Successful candidates receive an admission letter and pay the fees shown on the official schedule.
5
Boarding registration
Sign the boarding agreement and student code of conduct, and bring the required boarding items on resumption day.
Documents
What to prepare
Bring these with your application.
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Fees
Fee schedule
The official fee schedule for the current academic year is issued by PGSS Limbe and the Presbyterian Education Authority.
Current academic year
Issued by the bursary
Tuition, boarding and other charges are set out on the school’s official schedule, available from the bursar.
Questions
Frequently asked
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Admissions enquiry
Request the application form
Your message goes to the admissions office. Fields marked with an asterisk are required.
Boarding
Living, learning and worshipping together
PGSS Limbe is a girls’ boarding school. Boarding life provides a structured Christian community in which students learn responsibility, independence, cooperation, discipline and respect.
Boarding life
A sisterhood across backgrounds and generations
Students live, study, worship and participate in activities together, creating a strong sense of sisterhood across different backgrounds and generations.
Dormitories are supervised by matrons and residential staff. Supervised preparation, a regular meal programme, sickbay services and a weekend programme give each girl a safe and predictable rhythm.
The school will confirm whether it is fully residential or admits a limited number of day students; until then it is described as a girls’ boarding school.
Boarding life
Live · Study · Worship · Grow
- Dormitories supervised by matrons
- Supervised preparation and a daily timetable
- Sickbay, counselling and safeguarding
A boarding day
The daily rhythm
An illustrative outline of a PGSS boarding day. The official timetable will replace it once confirmed.
Morning
Rising, personal preparation and morning devotion
Forenoon
Assembly and lessons
Midday
Lunch and rest
Afternoon
Lessons, clubs, sport and manual work
Evening
Supper, evening devotion and supervised preparation
Night
Lights out under matron supervision
Weekends
Worship, rest and activity
Saturdays bring general cleaning, inter-house competitions, club activities and supervised recreation. Sundays centre on worship, Bible study and quiet rest.
Visiting days, half-term and leave procedures are published each term on the News & calendar page and communicated to parents.
Welfare and safeguarding
Care for every girl
Health and sickbayFirst aid, sickbay care and referral to health facilities in Limbe, with parents informed.
Guidance and counsellingA guidance and counselling office supports students’ academic, personal and spiritual wellbeing.
SafeguardingA student safeguarding policy, security post and clear emergency contacts, to be published by the school.
Menstrual-health supportDignity and health support for girls is among the school’s development priorities.
For parents
Visiting, leave and what to bring
Visiting days
Published each term. Parents and approved guardians are received on the campus on the dates announced by the school.
Leave procedures
Students leave the campus only with written authorisation and to approved persons, in line with the school’s safeguarding policy.
Required boarding items
The official list of required and prohibited items is issued with the admission letter.
Emergency contacts
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Christian life
Growing closer to God
PGSS Limbe focuses on academics, discipline and helping students grow closer to God. Christian life is a central part of the school’s identity.
Presbyterian Church in Cameroon
Since 1886
- Roots in the Basel Mission
- A chaplaincy for worship, instruction and care
- Confirmation and communicant preparation
The chaplaincy
Worship, instruction and pastoral care
The school chaplaincy leads worship, Christian instruction and pastoral care in the Presbyterian tradition. It prepares students for confirmation and communicant membership, accompanies them through counselling and retreats, and leads the school in outreach to the community.
A public professional record documents the PGSS Limbe chaplaincy position; the name and official photograph of the current chaplain will be added once supplied.
The rhythm of faith
Chaplaincy programme
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The Presbyterian tradition
A school of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon
The Presbyterian Church in Cameroon traces its roots to the Basel Mission, which began work in Cameroon in 1886 and founded some of the country’s oldest schools. Education has been part of the Church’s mission ever since.
PGSS Limbe shares this heritage with sister schools such as Cameroon Protestant College Bali, PSS Mankon and PCHS Limbe. Reformation Day on 31 October and the Church’s calendar of feasts shape the school year.
Train up a child in the way she should go, and when she is old she will not depart from it.
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Student life & leadership
Confident, capable, connected
Beyond the classroom, PGSS girls lead, sing, debate, compete, serve and build the skills that nation building requires.
Girls’ leadership and empowerment
Leadership for nation building
In 2024, students from PGSS Limbe participated in the Student Leadership for Nation Building programme alongside Saker Baptist College, Saint Anne’s High School and Regina Pacis College. Across the four institutions, the programme trained 260 prefects, 162 student-government members and 15 administrators.
The school’s senior prefect and prefectural board lead a student government that gives every girl a voice and a responsibility.
In March 2026, PGSS students took part in an International Women’s Day educational programme coordinated with the Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and the Family.
260Prefects trainedAcross four Limbe-area schools, 2024
162Student-government membersTrained in the same programme
15AdministratorsTrained alongside the students
Leadership themes
Where PGSS girls lead
Student governmentPrefectural boardGirls in STEMPublic speakingCareer preparationEntrepreneurshipCommunity serviceWomen’s health educationMentorship by former studentsLeadership for nation building
Clubs and societies
Student life
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Sport
Inter-house spirit
- Athletics · Handball · Football
- Volleyball · Basketball
- Cultural days, drama and choir
Sport and competition
Inter-house spirit
Athletics, handball, football, volleyball and basketball bring the houses together on the sports field, while cultural days, drama and the choir give every girl a stage.
LEPGA · Alumnae
Once a PGSS girl, always a LEPGAN
LEPGA connects former students of PGSS Limbe across graduating classes, communities and countries, preserving the school’s heritage while mobilising mentorship, scholarships, professional connections and development support.
About LEPGA
The Mother Branch and its chapters
The PGSS Limbe alumnae body is publicly identified as LEPGA, and former students call themselves LEPGANS. The association’s “Mother Branch” suggests an organised chapter structure reaching into Cameroon’s cities and the diaspora.
LEPGANS gather around the Mother Branch in Limbe and in chapters wherever former students have settled.
Mother Branch · Limbe
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Meet a LEPGAN
Alumnae stories
Former students in education, medicine, engineering, law, business, government, ministry, science, the arts and international development.
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Audrey Nabila MonkamMiss Cameroon 2020 · Cameroon’s representative at Miss World 2021
Public biographical material identifies Audrey Monkam as a former student of PGSS Limbe. This will be verified with her or through the school before she is presented as a featured alumna.
Give back
Mentor, fund, build
LEPGANS support the school through mentorship matching with current students, a scholarship fund, reunions and development projects on the Mile 3 campus.
School, bond and sisterhood.
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Silver Jubilee messagePGSS Limbe at 25, November 2024
Alumnae registration
Register as a LEPGAN
Join the alumnae directory and class-year groups. Your details are shared only with LEPGA.
Presbyterian education network
Schools of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon
PGSS Limbe is one of the secondary schools owned by the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon and supervised by the Presbyterian Education Authority. The PEA school-management platform currently lists 29 schools in the network.
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An important distinction
PGSS Limbe and PCHS Limbe are two different schools
Both belong to the Presbyterian education network in Limbe, but they have separate administrations, student bodies and institutional identities. Photographs, examination results, leadership information and contact details must not be mixed.
PGSS LimbePresbyterian Girls’ Secondary School · a girls’ boarding school at Mile 3, Limbe · GCE Centre 11347 · this website.
PCHS LimbePresbyterian Comprehensive High School · a separate PCC institution in Limbe with its own administration and contacts.
Abbreviations
Reading the school names
PGSSPresbyterian Girls’ Secondary School
PSSPresbyterian Secondary School
PHSPresbyterian High School
PCHSPresbyterian Comprehensive High School
PCSSPresbyterian Comprehensive Secondary School
PSSTPresbyterian Secondary School of Technology
CPCCameroon Protestant College
PEAPresbyterian Education Authority
Managerial areas
How the network is administered
The Presbyterian Education Authority administers its schools through managerial areas. Contacts to be confirmed with the PEA.
Bamenda Managerial AreaBuea Managerial AreaKumba Managerial AreaKumbo Managerial AreaGrand North Managerial Area
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News & events
Calendar and school news
Public holidays, Church feasts and school events, with the latest news from Mile 3.
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Notice board
Form One admissions for 2027/2028
Applications open shortly after the entrance examination results. Interview dates and the admission list will be posted here.
How to apply →Anniversary month · November
PGSS Limbe marked 25 years in November 2024. This year’s anniversary programme will be published by the school and LEPGA; the exact date is to be confirmed.
Our history →Term dates for the 2026/2027 school year
Resumption, mid-term, visiting-day and end-of-term dates will be published here, and marked on the calendar, once confirmed by the school.
Ask the school office →PGSS Limbe on the GCE honour roll
A 100% and a 95.55% pass rate on the GCE Board examination-centre honour roll; Khan Kimora Paris Wugum listed with 11 of 11 subjects passed.
See the results →Coming up
Next on the calendar
News
From Mile 3
GCE Board honour roll
2026 · ACADEMICS
PGSS Limbe on the examination-centre honour roll
A 100% pass rate (56 of 56) and a 95.55% pass rate (43 of 45) on the Cameroon GCE Board’s honour roll of examination centres; Khan Kimora Paris Wugum listed with 11 of 11 subjects passed.
Results pageInternational Women’s Day
6 MARCH 2026 · EMPOWERMENT
Educative talk at PGSS Limbe
Students took part in an International Women’s Day programme coordinated with the Ministry of Women’s Empowerment and the Family.
Leadership pageEcumenical music workshop
2025 · CAMPUS
PGSS hosts an ecumenical music workshop
The Mile 3 campus hosted an external ecumenical music workshop, a sign of its capacity for organised residential and church-related activities.
Campus pageSilver Jubilee
NOVEMBER 2024 · HERITAGE
Twenty-five years of PGSS Limbe
The school celebrated its 25th anniversary under a message centred on school, bond and sisterhood.
History pageLeadership training
2024 · LEADERSHIP
Student Leadership for Nation Building
PGSS prefects, student-government members and administrators trained alongside Saker Baptist College, Saint Anne’s High School and Regina Pacis College.
Leadership pageGovernance
2020 · GOVERNANCE
Combined board meeting of Presbyterian schools
PGSS Limbe took part in a combined board with PCHS Limbe, PHS Kumba, PCHS Fiango, PHS Besongabang, PHS Mbengwi, PHS Nkambe and PCSS Azire.
Governance pageDevelopment
Support a project at PGSS Limbe
A transparent development page through which LEPGANS, parents, churches and partners can support specific projects. Each project will display its purpose, target, amount raised, implementing partner, progress photographs, completion report and donor acknowledgement.
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How to give
Every gift is acknowledged
Bank and mobile-money details, the donation platform and the donor acknowledgement policy will be published here once confirmed by the bursar and LEPGA.
Contact
Visit, call or write to us
Presbyterian Girls’ Secondary School Limbe · Mile 3, Limbe · Fako Division · South West Region · Cameroon.
AddressMile 3, Limbe, Fako Division, South West Region, Cameroon
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