Diocesan Girls' School (DGS) is one of the oldest Anglican girls' schools in Hong Kong, located at 1 Jordan Road, Kowloon. DGS operates as a Direct Subsidy Scheme school with English as the medium of instruction. The school is renowned for its academic, music, and sports achievements and is also the secondary school section of Diocesan Girls' Junior School.

The predecessor of DGS was founded in 1860 and was one of the earliest girls' schools established by the Anglican Church in Hong Kong. Over the past 160 years, DGS has nurtured generations of female leaders, developed their strengths, and contributed to society. Principal Lau Kam Kuen emphasizes the "Five Pillars" of the school, which are academic excellence, sports, performing arts, community service, and spiritual growth, hoping that students can grow in all aspects. The Christian background and service to society have been the cornerstone of the school's education, cultivating students' spiritual and moral qualities. DGS also focuses on students' sports training and music literacy. The school's choir, string orchestra, and symphony orchestra have won numerous awards in Hong Kong and international competitions. Many alumni have become outstanding athletes representing Hong Kong in various sports competitions worldwide.

Currently, several students from Diocesan Girls' School in Hong Kong are using IPISCHOOL for math learning, and they are achieving good results. 

Wishing all IPISCHOOL students continued success in their studies.