Supporting you on your next educational journey

Sixth Form is a time of transformation, when your confidence deepens, your voice grows stronger, and your passions begin to shape your future. At LEH, we don’t just prepare students for what comes next, we empower them to lead it. Sixth Form here is a bold new chapter, full of possibility, purpose, and connection.

You’ll cast off school uniform and step into a newly refurbished Sixth Form Centre that’s designed with you in mind – a vibrant, dedicated space that reflects your growing independence and maturity. Rooted in a community that values happiness, authenticity, and ambition, you’ll find the freedom to explore who you are and who you want to become – supported every step of the way.

With expert guidance, inspirational teaching, and countless opportunities to lead, grow, and make your mark, you’ll discover what it truly means to thrive.

Hear from our LEH Sixth Formers below about what makes LEH Sixth Form special.

Explore a Day in the Life of LEH Sixth Formers

Click on the image to explore a day in the life of LEH Sixth Formers.

 

Welcome from the Head

Bold Futures Start Here

Welcome to what is certain to be the most exciting stage of your education so far. Sixth Form at LEH is more than a timetable of subjects or a stepping stone to what comes next. It’s a tailored experience and a step-change in independence for every student.

These two years are the most transformative of your school journey. You’ll experience greater freedoms and agency, deeper friendships, and a richer, more dynamic relationship with your teachers. You’ll be stretched, challenged, and championed – whether through your A Level subjects, the Extended Project Qualification, the many extra-curricular activities on offer, or the many opportunities to lead, support, inspire and lift those around you.

At LEH, you won’t just be part of the Sixth Form – you’ll help shape it. Our Sixth Form students are empowered with real agency: they drive ideas, launch initiatives, and lead meaningful change throughout the school. Each year, one of my personal highlights is working alongside our Sixth Form – your voices, your energy, and your perspective help us to respond to a rapidly changing world with imagination and courage. Most importantly, we make space for fun and laughter every day. We believe happiness is essential – not just to thrive and succeed, but to live fulfilling lives at every stage.

Our dedicated teachers, experienced Futures advisors, and inspirational alumnae network will walk with you every step of the way, opening doors and helping you navigate the exciting, sometimes unexpected, turns in your journey. Whether your path is clear or, as is often the case, still taking shape, LEH is here to help you explore it and boldly grasp all the opportunities on offer.

And through our strong partnership with Hampton School, you’ll benefit from a vibrant joint Beyond the Curriculum programme and shared activities that broaden your horizons and deepen your knowledge. You’ll have all the benefits of a single sex academic experience, with plenty of extra-curricular opportunity to experience co-educational collaboration.

Your time in the Sixth Form will pass quickly, but it will leave a lasting mark. You’ll build memories that stay with you for life and develop the mindset, resilience, and curiosity that will shape your future – whatever you choose to do next. We hope LEH sounds like somewhere you can see yourself authentically thrive.

Rowena Cole 
Head

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Welcome from the Head of Sixth Form

Your LEH Journey

Sixth Form at LEH is where you take greater ownership of your journey. It’s where you choose the subjects that excite and challenge you, and where your passions begin to shape your future. Your experience at LEH will be about much more than what happens in the classroom.

You’ll step into a world of opportunity – from academic exploration to real-world challenges and unforgettable adventures. Whether you’re building a business in Young Enterprise, performing on stage, representing your House, mentoring younger students, or exploring global issues through Model United Nations, you’ll develop the skills and confidence to lead, inspire, and make a difference.

These experiences are designed to stretch you – to open your eyes, raise your sights, and help you grow into someone who’s ready to thrive in the world beyond school. They’ll build resilience, empathy, and a strong sense of who you are – and they’ll stay with you for life.

LEH students leave Sixth Form as confident, curious thinkers, ready to carve out bold futures at university and beyond. They know how to aim high, challenge convention, and bring energy and purpose to everything they do.

We can’t wait to see what you’ll do next.

Lauren Viola
Head of Sixth Form

Welcome from the Head Girl Team

A message from the Head Girl Team

Starting secondary school can feel daunting, but at LEH, every Third is made to feel instantly at home. From the very first day, meeting our Year 10 buddies and being introduced to the legendary House system, we became part of something vibrant and welcoming. Those older students became friendly faces in corridors, offering tips (like how to survive the tuck shop queue!) and a sense of belonging that made all the difference.

Looking back, what stands out most about our early days at LEH is how quickly we settled in. Whether it was our Form Tutors patiently answering endless questions, playing inter-class netball tournaments, or taking part in House quizzes, the sense of community was immediate and strong.

We were encouraged to throw ourselves into school life, and our lunchtimes quickly filled up with clubs – Debating Club, Theatre Production, Swimming, Fencing, Chess, Quiz Club – we literally had hundreds of clubs and activities on offer – the choice felt endless. That same spirit of exploration extended to our lessons too. In subjects like product design and textiles, we learned to use new technology and tools, while in Music, we composed our own pieces – however chaotic they may have sounded at first!

Sport plays a huge part in LEH life, and the Thirds dive straight in. Many of us joined squads for lacrosse, netball, swimming or gymnastics, gaining confidence, learning discipline, and sharing unforgettable experiences with our teammates – on the pitch and off.

The Music and Drama departments foster creativity and self-expression, supporting everyone from beginners to future professionals. The Write the Girl programme, for example, encourages students to use drama as a tool to amplify the voices of young women, a cause close to our hearts.

Our journey has also been shaped by the unforgettable trips and shared experiences that bind us together: from conquering the PGL zip lines in Year 7 to rekindling that same adventurous spirit on the Sixth Form leadership retreat to Avon Tyrrell. These experiences cement friendships and build the sense of sisterhood that defines LEH.

The House system is at the heart of school life, uniting students across all year groups in healthy competition and shared celebration. Whether through Drama, Music, Sport, cooking or debate, these events bring out our collective spirit and pride.

At LEH, you’re encouraged to be curious, bold, and kind. LEH’s ethos, of supporting one another, embracing challenge, and celebrating each other’s wins, makes the seven years here truly transformative.

Maya, Ursula, Kiara and Shimmy – Head Girl Team 2025-26

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It has been another busy and successful week of sport at LEH, with pupils representing the school with tremendous enthusiasm, determination and skill across a wide range of fixtures and competitions. From national success in gymnastics and strong performances on the tennis courts, to promising athletics results and exciting cricket matches, our athletes have continued to demonstrate excellent teamwork, resilience and sporting spirit. We are incredibly proud of all the pupils who competed and represented LEH so brilliantly throughout the week. @leh_sport @lehjuniors @hollesconnect #boldbeginningsstarthere
Celebrating 100 years of Sir David Attenborough today 🎉

As the world marks this extraordinary milestone, we are delighted to look back at this special moment from 1969, when Sir David Attenborough - then also an LEH parent - was a guest at our Prize Giving.

To mark the occasion, pupils across the school took part in a range of fun activities while raising funds towards adopting an animal through the WWF.

For generations, Sir David has inspired curiosity, compassion and a greater understanding of the natural world, values that continue to resonate strongly within the LEH community today.

Happy 100th birthday, Sir David!

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Huge congratulations to our talented Year 7 mathematician, Sophie, who took part in  the recent Liverpool Maths Challenge and achieved an outstanding 1st place! 🏆✨

We are incredibly proud of Sophie’s dedication, initiative and mathematical talent. She will attend the awards ceremony at Liverpool University next week to celebrate her fantastic achievement.

Well done, Sophie! @lehschoolofficial @lehjuniors @hollesconnect #sucessfavoursthebrave #boldbeginningsstarthere
Last week, we celebrated our incredible Upper 6 at their graduation.

It was a chance to reflect on friendships, achievements, and all the memories made during their time at LEH - as well as to look ahead to the exciting journeys still to come.

We are so proud of everything they have accomplished already and wish them the very best of luck as they begin their exams.

Once LEH, always LEH 💙

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We are so proud of our Junior School pupil, Kexin who played the leading role in the film, The Wave Off Little Dragon which recently won the Prize of the Children’s Jury at the 72nd International Short Film Festival Oberhausen in Germany. The 14-minute short film directed by Jian Luo premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2025 and tells the story a Chinese girl, Feifei, played by Kexin, living in a Welsh fishing village who navigates the loss of her pet fish while dealing with cultural differences. We are delighted to have supported Kexin on this adventure. LEH has a long history of successful alumnae in the arts and offers a comprehensive Drama programme throughout the school. Congratulations Kexin!