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FACING THE FUTURE UNDAUNTED

Lady Eleanor Holles (LEH) is an independent girls’ day school in Hampton, south west London, for ages 7 to 18. A leading private school welcoming families from across Surrey, Berkshire and the surrounding area. 

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.

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LEH is a highly selective independent girls’ school in southwest London, welcoming families from across the surrounding area and into Surrey and Berkshire and renowned for exceptional GCSE and A level outcomes. We offer continuity from age 7 without the pressure of the 11+, alongside entry points at Year 3, Year 7 and Sixth Form. Our pupils benefit from outstanding girls-only academic provision enriched by co-educational opportunities through our close partnership with Hampton School.
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A BREADTH OF OPPORTUNITIES

We are proud of our long-standing reputation for sporting excellence. Our beautiful grounds and exceptional on-site facilities allow most sports to be played on campus, and our teams regularly compete – and succeed – in local, regional, and national competitions.
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LEH Rowing

Rowing at LEH is more than a sport – it’s a close-knit community built on trust, dedication, and teamwork. With access to top-class facilities and expert coaching, our rowers experience personal growth, resilience, and a winning mindset from Year 8 (Lower 4) through to Sixth Form.
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Academic Excellence

LEH has a proud tradition of academic excellence, reflected year after year in our outstanding examination results. Our pupils go on to thrive across a diverse range of fields — from English and Mathematics to Aerospace Engineering, Medicine, Dentistry, Economics, Liberal Arts, Zoology, and Human, Social and Political Sciences.
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LIFE AT LEH

Beyond academic excellence, our students enjoy a dynamic and supportive school environment
where curiosity is encouraged, individuality is celebrated, and ambition is nurtured.
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An Inspiring Evening with Award-Winning Journalist Kavita Puri

Exploring the importance of challenging established narratives. We are delighted to announce our next Be Bold! event, welcoming multi-award-winning journalist, broadcaster and author Kavita Puri for what promises to be an inspiring and thought-provoking evening. Taking place on Tuesday 17 November, this special lecture will explore the importance of challenging established narratives, uncovering forgotten histories…

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Fearless Futures: From the Boat Club to Championing Wellbeing

For Harriet Taylor (Class of 2021), rowing has always been about more than medals.

From discovering the sport at LEH to competing for Newcastle University, rowing has taught Harriet about resilience, teamwork and the importance of creating a culture where everyone feels they belong.

“That attitude of openness and care I learned at LEH drives me to make rowing a sport where everyone feels supported and included.”

In 2021, Harriet was part of the LEH First Eight that became National Schools’ Champions, an achievement made even more special after two lockdowns and months of solo training.

Today, she’s taking those lessons beyond the boat. Inspired by the supportive cultures she experienced at LEH and Newcastle, Harriet created a new British Rowing award recognising clubs that actively champion wellbeing, welfare and inclusion.

Her message is simple: success is about more than winning. The strongest teams are built on kindness, trust and looking out for one another. From competing on the water to helping shape the future of her sport, Harriet is showing the impact one person can have when they choose to lift others with them.

Bold Futures Start Here.

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Fearless Futures: From the Boat Club to Championing Wellbeing For Harriet Taylor (Class of 2021), rowing has always been about more than medals. From discovering the sport at LEH to competing for Newcastle University, rowing has taught Harriet about resilience, teamwork and the importance of creating a culture where everyone feels they belong. “That attitude of openness and care I learned at LEH drives me to make rowing a sport where everyone feels supported and included.” In 2021, Harriet was part of the LEH First Eight that became National Schools’ Champions, an achievement made even more special after two lockdowns and months of solo training. Today, she’s taking those lessons beyond the boat. Inspired by the supportive cultures she experienced at LEH and Newcastle, Harriet created a new British Rowing award recognising clubs that actively champion wellbeing, welfare and inclusion. Her message is simple: success is about more than winning. The strongest teams are built on kindness, trust and looking out for one another. From competing on the water to helping shape the future of her sport, Harriet is showing the impact one person can have when they choose to lift others with them. Bold Futures Start Here. @hollesconnect @lehjuniors @lehrowing #womensrowing #boldfuturesstarthere #fearlessfutures
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7+ and 11+ Registration deadline

Junior School and Senior School Application Deadline Reminder: Tuesday 3 November at 12 noon.

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We look forward to receiving your applications and welcoming you on your first step into our school community!
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