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Leicester High School for Girls is proud to announce the exceptional achievements of its recent A-level graduates.
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Leicester High School for Girls is proud to announce the exceptional achievements of its recent A-level graduates.
Congratulations to Leicester High School for Girls' Art and Photography teacher and Careers Advisor, Miss Elisa Ikin, for her success at the renowned Madrid Championships.
Year 4 and 5 pupils of Leicester High School for Girls recently returned from an action-packed residential trip to Kingswood in Norfolk.
Leicester High School for Girls recently hosted security training sessions for the police, focusing on high-profile family protection.
Year 4 girls enjoyed an exciting start to the new academic year as they discovered what life was like during the Viking and Anglo-Saxon eras.
Leicester High School for Girls is pleased to announce that Sam Tratt has joined the PE department as the new sports coach.
Last weekend, the Year 11 and Year 13 biology students from Leicester High School for Girls had the opportunity to enjoy a residential fieldwork trip at the Cranedale Centre in North Yorkshire.
After an exceptional set of A-Level results, the School’s GCSE pupils are now reaping the rewards with 85.2% being awarded grades 9 to 6. 64% of students achieved grades 9 to 7, and a remarkable 44% secured the highest grades of 9-8.
Leicester High School for Girls is proud to announce the outstanding A-Level results achieved by its students this year, despite the challenges posed by disrupted education as a result of Covid.
Well done to Maaria (recent leaver '23) whose artwork has been selected to display in the Deputy Head’s office.
Leicester High School’s pupils held an amazing charity event on the school grounds, featuring a variety of stalls from henna painting to selling ice pops all in support of the School’s chosen charities.
Year 10 and 12 girls visited the Yorkshire Sculpture Park today which features works by Damien Hirst, Daniel Arsham and Andi Walker.
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