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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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Pupils at Leicester High School for Girls came together for a fantastic day of sport, teamwork and house spirit during the School’s annual Sports Day.
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Leicester High School for Girls held its annual Prize Giving Evening on a warm summer night filled with celebration, reflection, and inspiring words.
Leicester High School for Girls was filled with music, laughter and applause as the annual Senior Talent Show took centre stage, celebrating the creativity and confidence of students across the Senior School.
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We’re excited to introduce the newest addition to our catering team at Leicester High School for Girls – Chef Robert!
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Pupils in Years 3 to 5 at Leicester High School for Girls delighted audiences this week with their performances of Alice in Wonderland.
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Leicester High School for Girls is celebrating the achievements of two talented pupils, Phoebe in Year 6 and Disha in Year 8, who have recently impressed audiences with their performance skills.
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After 12 years at the helm of Leicester High School for Girls, our much-loved Headmaster, Mr Alan Whelpdale, will be retiring at the end of this academic year.
Leicester High School for Girls' Year 6 pupils had a wonderful time on their recent residential trip to Beaumanor Hall.
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Pupils at Leicester High School for Girls are celebrating an exceptional double success in national Biology competitions organised by the Royal Society of Biology.
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