The School dates back to 1910 when it was started as the Day Continuation School and was part of Glenwood High School and attached to the Durban Technical College.

The present premises in Brickhill Road Durban opened in 1963 with the name “George Campbell Technical High School”, the school being named after a prominent Durbanite, Dr George Campbell, who had worked tirelessly for the introduction of a technical high school. The School has always offered only a technical education. A few years ago, to fill an apparent need, the school became  co-educational and dual medium. Girls and boys are offered exactly the same courses. There is an Afrikaans medium class in each of the grades.

In 2003 the name of the school was changed to “George Campbell School of Technology”.

The School dates back to 1910 when it was started as the Day Continuation School and was part of Glenwood High School and attached to the Durban Technical College.