The Senior School production of A Monster Calls was a resounding success, showcasing the dedication and talent of a remarkable cast of 37 students from Upper 4, Lower 5 and Upper 5. Over weeks of intense rehearsal, the cast worked tirelessly to create a hard-hitting, deeply moving piece of theatre that resonated with audiences. Embracing a stylised…
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…
LEHBC enjoyed a hugely successful home event at the Hampton Small Boats Head on Saturday, which this year attracted almost 800 crews racing across two divisions. It was a fantastic showcase of school and club rowing, and an especially proud day for the LEHBC team. Despite the wet and windy conditions, the girls raced with…
It has been another busy week of sport in a rather wet week. We have had several netball fixtures with many pupils playing in school matches across the year groups. A great way to end a busy and successful term of netball overall. We would also like to wish our Junior Cross-Country team the best…
LEH is delighted to announce the appointment of Miss Iona Carmody as the new Head of Junior School, beginning in September 2026. Miss Carmody was selected following a highly competitive recruitment process that attracted an exceptional field of candidates. Staff and pupils were closely involved throughout, offering valuable perspectives that helped shape the final decision….
It has been a vibrant and action-packed few weeks in Sport at LEH, with pupils across the school embracing a wide range of opportunities to learn, compete and showcase their talents. Education in Sport Team PEBE joined us last week and delivered educational workshops to all our pupils across the school on sports bras and…
Rowena Cole, Head In assembly this week, I spoke to pupils about how personal growth can be the silver lining of experiencing tough times. Some of us will have come across the Why I Didn’t Make the Olympics videos on social media. While these videos are humorous, they highlight a deeper truth about dreams and aspirations. How…
In the recent Lower 4 pastoral evening, Ms Redman and Ms Harding offered parents a fascinating insight into what’s happening during this unique stage of development and how both school and home can work together to support the girls through it. Navigating the ‘Chrysalis Years’: Supporting Your Daughter’s Journey Through Early Adolescence Ms Redman, Head…
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…
On Friday 21st November, LEH held the annual ISSP MUN (Independent State School Partnership Model United Nations) conference. There were two topics that were discussed between delegates – capital punishment and health. Every pupil was randomly assigned to work with a delegate from another school to represent their allocated country. There were pupils from Hampton…
