From Denmark to Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, from emerging powers to long-established nations, delegates from LEH and ten other schools will step into the roles of diplomats, tasked with representing national interests on the global stage. They will debate some of the most pressing issues facing the international community today including: The question of regulating the…
On the final weekend of the Autumn Term our J13 and J14 LEHBC squads travelled to the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham to compete at the British Rowing Indoor Championships (BRIC). It was an exciting day of racing with two top ten results and many athletes achieving top 20 results. The girls also had an…
The Language Corridor was filled with the wonderful sound of Ce Monde, France’s Junior Eurovision 2025 winning song. However, this wasn’t a recording of Lou Deleuze’s winning entry – it was our Year 8 French pupils performing the song beautifully during their lesson. I’m sure you’ll agree they sound wonderful. Definitely a ‘douze points’ performance! Watch the Performance
Unfortunately, the weather was against us on the first week back after Half Term with many fixtures being cancelled. We were however able to go ahead with our indoor fixtures for swimming and indoor cricket. Swimming On Wednesday we hosted a friendly swimming gala against Wimbledon High School. There was a real buzz in the…
Six of our Year 9 pupils took on the exciting challenge of the CyberFirst Girls Competition, run by the National Cyber Security Centre. The competition tested problem-solving, logic, and cybersecurity skills in a fast-paced, highly competitive environment. Our pupils rose to the occasion brilliantly, showing creativity and resilience throughout. The leaderboard was fiercely contested, particularly…
Huge congratulations to Upper 6 student Polina on achieving a Gold Award in the British Physics Olympiad Round 1 in November after successfully navigating the Round Zero qualifying paper – an outstanding achievement! Her excellent performance placed her in the top 300 students nationally, a remarkable result in this highly competitive competition. Well done Polina!…
Acting is often thought of as an individual craft, but some of the most powerful learning happens when students work together. Acting Pair exams have become one of the most popular elements of Trinity’s drama syllabus, offering candidates the opportunity to develop performance skills through collaboration, listening, and shared creativity. At LEH, Acting Pairs are…
Our annual Carol Concert, held on Monday 8th December at St Mary’s Church in Hampton, was a great success and a truly memorable celebration of the festive season. Guests filled the beautifully lit church for an evening of music, community, and Christmas spirit. The programme featured wonderful performances from the Minchkins, Chamber Choir (P’zzazz), Lady…
We are delighted to share the wonderful success of this year’s Christmas Fair, held on Tuesday 9th December. Thanks to the enthusiasm and generosity of our pupils, staff and families, the event has already raised at least £350 for Crossroads Care. We were pleased to be joined by Peter Adcock, a trustee from Crossroads Care,…
We are delighted that three more of our Drama pupils have been nominated for the Trinity College London’s Class of 2025 Hall of Fame. These awards recognise the achievements of students in Trinity’s Arts, Drama, Music and English Language qualifications in the UK & Ireland. Upper 5 student, Lottie U has been named in the…
