Celebrating academic success and much more: A level results 2026 We are delighted to be celebrating academic success and much more today, as the Class of 2026 reflects on another exceptional year of A level results and wider achievements. Students delivered outstanding results across the board, eclipsing last year’s already excellent performance. Overall, in 2026, LEH…
A new chapter for learning at LEH We are delighted to unveil plans for an exciting transformation of the LEH Library. Over the summer we are creating a vibrant new space that will become the intellectual heart of our school and inspire generations of pupils to read, think, create and discover. At LEH, we believe…
Outstanding performances in the Junior Maths Challenge highlight the depth of mathematical talent and enrichment at LEH Junior School. Huge congratulations to Year 6 pupils Enara and Sophia, who have achieved exceptional success in this year’s Junior Maths Challenge, demonstrating the enthusiasm, resilience and problem-solving skills that are nurtured throughout LEH Junior School. Both pupils…
Year 5 Students Experience the Benefits of an All-Through Education with Hands-On Lessons One of the many advantages of an all-through education is the opportunity for pupils to learn from one another as they progress through each stage of school life. Over the past few weeks, Year 5 pupils from the LEH Junior School have…
LEH Pupils Build Critical Thinking, Research and Project Management Skills Through a Bespoke EPQ-Style Programme This week our Year 8 students were presenting on a wide range of interesting topics from How do competitive team sports impact happiness? and What are the effects of skincare products on children aged 3 to 16? to How have…
Lower 6 Medical Student Wins Competition with Creative Design Exploring the Science of Empathy We are delighted to congratulate our wonderfully creative Lower 6 student Nadia, whose artwork has been selected to appear on the front cover of The Mentor Magazine , a national publication dedicated to healthcare students. Nadia entered a competition during the…
Students Develop Critical Thinking, Public Speaking and Political Awareness in Thought-Provoking House Debate On Wednesday 17 June, students gathered for the annual Junior House Debate, an engaging event designed to encourage critical thinking, public speaking and informed discussion of current affairs. This year’s motion, “This House believes the voting age should be lowered to 16,”…
Senior Martindale Essay Competition Celebrates Outstanding Historical and Scientific Imagination The Senior Martindale Essay Competition, open to all Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth students, once again showcased the creativity, curiosity and academic excellence of our sixth form students. This year’s competition invited participants to respond to the deceptively simple prompt: ‘What if…?’, encouraging students to…
Learning coding, creative thinking and physical computing through our Code Explorers Workshop Our Junior School pupils have been discovering the exciting world of coding and physical computing through our Code Explorers workshop, a hands-on programme designed to encourage curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving. During the workshop, students worked with breadboards, LEDs and microcontrollers, learning how to…
A packed programme of creative, academic, and sporting activities helping pupils discover the world behind one of Shakespeare’s most beloved plays. This week, Year 6 and Year 7 pupils took part in a special Shakespeare Celebration Day inspired by one of the playwright’s most popular and enduring comedies, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Designed to bring…
