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…
It has been a rather exciting and busy week of sport for our LEH pupils and better weather for it! We have had many sports fixtures and clubs happening with lots of success. Trampolining Two of our pupils qualified for the Southern Zonal Trampolining Competition which was held last Sunday in Somerset. Isla (Year 9)…
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…
This year we welcomed around 200 pupils from 12 schools, representing 41 delegations. We were especially pleased to welcome LEH alumna Veronica Bolton Smith who gave our Opening Ceremony address. She had arrived back in the UK the day before from working in Kenya with the UN through her company, The Critical Minerals Africa Group,…
We are delighted to be celebrating the National Year of Reading with a range of activities designed to inspire a love of books and reading across the school community. To mark the start of the year, pupils have been adding the titles of books they have been enjoying to the noticeboard outside the library. Sharing…
On Monday, we were delighted to welcome LEH parent Mrs Hardyment, who delivered an engaging and informative nutrition assembly to our pupils. The session introduced the children to the principles of healthy eating and helped them understand the important role nutrition plays in supporting both physical and mental wellbeing. Drawing on her experience of elite…
It has been a busy and exciting period for school sport, with pupils competing across football, netball and indoor cricket fixtures. From borough tournaments to competitive school match-ups, teams demonstrated great determination, teamwork and skill throughout. With a mixture of strong wins, close contests and valuable learning experiences, it has been a fantastic start to…
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
