Our Art students enjoyed a fantastic visit to the Open Studio event at The Kings Foundation Year, Trinity Buoy Wharf to see what alumnae Safia Panasar and Holly Huber have been creating on their Art Foundation year. We are looking forward to seeing their final show in May. We were delighted to see so many…
Students and staff were delighted to hear from published author and LEH alumna, Sarah Govett for an engaging lunchtime talk today. Sarah shared insights into her career as a writer, offering a fascinating look at her journey from publishing successful young adult novels to releasing her first adult fiction work, Believe. She spoke candidly about…
On Friday 6th March, LEH Mandarin pupils had the wonderful opportunity of watching a play fully in Mandarin. Year 9 pupil, Khadija gives us an update of the event below: “This was the first time ever an Onatti Production play has been performed fully in Mandarin, and we were the first group to watch it!…
Sunday 8th March marked this year’s International Women’s Day and to show our commitment to this movement, LEH will be holding a week of activities across the school. This year we are encouraging the girls to get really involved in the issues facing women today through assemblies, talks, discussion, debate and fun! The Programme includes: International Women’s…
Next Tuesday, February 17 marks the first day of the Year of the Horse. The New Year celebration originated in China and is now widely celebrated in other parts of the world as Lunar New Year and/or Spring Festival. The celebrations culminate in The Lantern Festival on the 3rd March – a vibrant, traditional Chinese…
This week the LEH Futures department marked National Apprenticeship Week by arranging a guest speaker, who gave an inspiring talk to our current Lower 6 pupils. Yana Sharma is in her third year of a degree apprenticeship with Accenture and gave a very interesting and informative presentation about this alternative route into the highly competitive…
On Wednesday our Lower 6 students were treated to a fascinating and thought‑provoking session during our annual Sir Gordon Sutherland STEM Lecture. The lecture was delivered by two experienced Food Scientists from the University of Surrey, Dr Veronica Giacintucci and Dr Bolanle Oloyede, who shared insights into their current research and the growing opportunities within the Food…
We are delighted to have Professor Matt Morgan here this week to present our Be Bold! Lecture. Matt, who has many facets to his career as Intensive Care Medicine Consultant, Honorary Professor for the Public Understanding of Medicine, and regular British Medical Journal columnist is also a highly entertaining and engaging speaker who has a unique perspective to the intersection of science, compassion, and innovation. He…
Audiences are invited to step into a world of magic, mystery and music this February as The Witching Hour – A Fantastical Concert takes to the stage on Wednesday 12th and Thursday 13th February at 7pm. Promising an evening of awe and wonder, the concert will be a fully immersive experience, with dramatic costumes, atmospheric…
Our next Be Bold! Lecture will take place on 28th January 2026, 7 – 8.30pm, where Intensive Care Medicine Consultant, Honorary Professor for the Public Understanding of Medicine and regular British Medical Journal columnist, Professor Matt Morgan will be delivering a fascinating talk on Intensive Care: where technology and humanity meet on the edge of…
