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There were emotional scenes at Leicester High School for Girls this term, as much-loved teacher Mrs Gill Wheeler returned to the classroom following life-saving surgery for a rare form of cancer.
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This August, Leicester High School for Girls welcomed pupils to its Summer Sports Camp, led by the School’s Sports Coach, Sam Tratt.
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Leicester High School for Girls is celebrating another excellent year of GCSE results. A quarter of all grades awarded were at the top Grade 9, and 86% were at Grades 9–6.
Leicester High School for Girls is celebrating another year of excellent A-Level results, with students achieving top grades across a wide range of subjects.
Leicester High School for Girls is celebrating the sporting success of Year 11 pupil Isobel, who played a key role in helping the Nottingham Touch Rugby Club team secure first place in the U17 Mixed Competition at the Junior Touch Rugby Nationals.
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Leicester High School for Girls has unveiled a new, self-contained Sixth Form building, providing its oldest students with a dedicated space designed to encourage independence, focus, and community
Leicester High School for Girls is proud to announce that it has been shortlisted for two prestigious national awards at the 2025 Independent Schools of the Year Awards.
Leicester High School for Girls is proud to announce that 25 pupils from Years 5 and 6 have successfully completed the 'Mental Health Champion' Award.
Leicester High School for Girls is celebrating outstanding success in the prestigious Rotary Young Writer competition, with students winning prizes and commendations across every category.
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Leicester High School for Girls is delighted to announce that its student team, Jasmin and Simreat of Mechanicus, has been awarded 3rd place in the 2024/25 ICE CityZen Award, a national competition run by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
Leicester High School for Girls marked the end of the academic year with a Summer Ball for pupils in Year 11 and Year 13.
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Pupils from Leicester High School for Girls joined over 300 young singers from primary and secondary schools across the region on stage at De Montfort Hall for a remarkable performance of Henry Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas.
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