LEH is a place of curiosity and adventure, where enthusiastic and bright young minds are encouraged to be bold and undaunted in their thoughts, actions, and dreams for the future and to discover the scope of their brilliance.
Pupils are given the encouragement, inspiration, and opportunity to experience new things, to take risks, and to innovate as they grow and discover more about themselves. They do this in the warmth and safety of a caring school community with mutual respect and positive relationships at its heart. We are proud to be a values-driven school, where difference is celebrated, and everyone feels like they belong.
LEH and Hampton School have received two prestigious nominations at the National Theatre Awards for their Sixth Form production of DNA: Best Ensemble and Best Leading Actress. The production was described by reviewers as “a polished, absorbing and impressively mature piece of theatre.” Originally commissioned as part of the National Theatre’s Connections Scheme, DNA was…
Inclusion Week, 23rd – 27th February
We are pleased to share that Inclusion Week is taking place from 23rd–27th February, providing an opportunity to reflect on, celebrate and deepen our understanding of equality, diversity and belonging. We will also be recognising LGBTQ+ History Month.
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We extend our warmest wishes to all members of our community who are observing Ramadan. May this holy month be a time of reflection, peace and togetherness for you and your families
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Many members of our community will be welcoming the Year of the Horse 🐎 — a time for family, renewal and looking ahead with hope and energy.
We wish everyone celebrating a very Happy New Year and Gong Xi Fa Cai! 🧧✨
新年快乐！恭喜发财！
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On Tuesday, four intrepid Sixth Form French debaters travelled to St Paul’s Girls’ School to compete in the Joutes Oratoires against 60 other teams. After weeks of preparation on topics including surrogacy, influencer culture and mass tourism, our team won all three of their opening debates – including a standout victory against Eton School – securing a place in the ‘argent’ finals.
Faced with a surprise motion and just fifteen minutes of supervised preparation time, they argued passionately against prioritising contemporary texts over classical literature in a fiercely contested final against City of London School for Girls. In an incredibly close decision, they narrowly missed out on the top spot, with judges praising their exceptional passion and eloquence – a fantastic achievement and an experience they are determined to build on next year. @lehschoolofficial @lehjuniors @hollesconnect #sucessfavoursthebrave @lehlanguages
LEH Row to Top of the Table!
This morning, the LEH Rowers headed over to Hampton School to compete in the Borough Indoor Rowing Competition. With two girls entered in each category, the squad delivered an outstanding performance, and we were absolutely thrilled to secure a win in every year group! It was a fantastic morning of indoor racing and some truly impressive scores across the board. A huge thank you to Hampton School for hosting such a well-run and exciting event. Here are the results: Lower 4s: Amelie F: 1st, Sophia D : 3rd; Upper 4s: Amelia H – 1st, Isla W – 3rd; Lower 5: Claudia R – 1st, Ilona K – 2nd; and Upper 5: Freya M – 1st and Tabby S – 2nd.
An incredible achievement from the whole team — well done, girls! @lehschoolofficial @lehjuniors @hollesconnect @boroughindoorrowingcompetition #indoorrowing #sucessfavoursthebold @lehrowing
