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Despite soaring temperatures leading to an early finish, students still enjoyed a fun-filled and competitive Sports Day, making the most of the cooler morning conditions before the event was brought to a close for everyone's wellbeing.
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Students from Year 11 and Year 13 at Leicester High School for Girls came together for a memorable Prom night, celebrating the end of the school year with friends, families and staff before taking their next steps.
Year 10 and Year 12 students recently enjoyed an exciting overnight trip to London, combining the worlds of art and drama through visits to some of the capital's most famous cultural landmarks.
Year 7 students recently completed This Girl Can, a mixed theory and practical programme delivered over five PE sessions during the summer term by an external provider.
The English Department at Leicester High School for Girls is delighted to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our students in the Rotary Young Writer Competition 2025-26.
Leicester High School for Girls' Head of Science, Andrew McMurray, attended the prestigious Tes Schools Awards 2026 ceremony at the iconic Grosvenor House Hotel in London on Friday 19 June, following his shortlisting for the national Subject Lead of the Year (Secondary) award.
Our Year 7 students spent an enjoyable day at the Botanical Gardens as part of their Biology topic on ecosystems.
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Leicester High School for Girls marked a memorable milestone for its Year 11 and Year 13 students at the annual Graduation Evening. Guests enjoyed a warm summer evening, gathering outside for welcome drinks before the ceremony and canapés afterwards.
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Congratulations to Aniya, who achieved an impressive second place in the shot put event at the Leicestershire County Athletics Championships.
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Leicester High School for Girls was delighted to welcome Year 5 and 6 pupils from local primary schools to a STEM Masterclass at the beginning of June.
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Congratulations to our brilliant Year 7 and Year 8 students who participated in a sponsored reading event for the Read for Good charity, the UK's national reading charity, which raises funds to provide books and storytellers for seriously ill children in hospital.
Our Year 5 and 6 pupils delighted audiences with their wonderful production of Oliver with a Twist, showcasing their creativity, confidence and teamwork.
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