We are delighted to introduce The HALE Hangout, a brand-new podcast created by a group of LEH Sixth Form HALE enthusiasts. Designed to celebrate and share the many facets of HALE – Humanities, Arts, Languages and English – the podcast offers thoughtful conversations, student perspectives, and a genuine love of learning. Through interviews and discussions, The…
LEH GCSE and A-level History students took part in a fascinating workshop led by the Foundation for the History of Totalitarianism, learning about the Holodomor. Upper 6 student, Tillie gave us this account of the trip: “As A level History students we have recently been learning about Stalin’s use of terror to control the people of the USSR…
Our Year 4 pupils enjoyed a trip to Tring where they learned about evolution, adaptation, and more through an amazing collection of animals and skeletons. The girls had time to circulate round the galleries of exhibits and had some hands-on experience looking at bones and skeletons working out what each bone or skeleton might be….
On Tuesday 21st October, 39 Upper 5 (Year 11) Geography students travelled to Iceland to explore the geographical uniqueness that this amazing country has to offer. Annie from Upper 5 gives her account of the trip: “We started with a visit to the ‘bridge between the continents’, which connects the North American and Eurasian plates. Here,…
Our Junior School pupils excelled themselves in another successful Young Geographer of the Year competition! The competition was open to all pupils who were asked to create a poster on this this year’s theme: Understanding Islands. We were thrilled to see so many girls take part, expressing their creativity and insight through fantastic posters on…
