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Being offered the opportunity to work with my peers as representatives for the school has been a privilege and a great experience. The Prefect Team and I would like to think that we have hopefully made an impact during the school year and acted as reliable role models to the other students at Leicester High.
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Rising Stars! Students of LHS performed in productions at the Curve Theatre.
Our Year 13s have been cooking up a storm in preparation for next year.
On Saturday 18 March, we welcomed 25 girls from primary schools across the county to our Maths Masterclass.
On Monday 27th March three sixth form students and la Señora Watkiss spent a Hispanic themed day in London.
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The team from the Leicester city branch of HSBC came in to speak to our Year 12 and 13 students about finance and personal banking. The two sessions were based around interest rates and budgeting for university. These sessions helped students to feel prepared for the new financial options and responsibilities that they will be facing in the future.
Dan Powell, Paralypian, owner of GNR8 Academy and winner of the NEST Martial Arts Business Award for Outstanding Personal Achievement, and his team, came to deliver two sessions on self-defence for our Year 12 and 13 students.
Leicester High School celebrated British Science Week with a number of events throughout the week.
Our Year 13 Biology students recently took part in the Biology Olympiad. This competition challenges and stimulates students with an interest in biology to expand and extend their talents. Students were presented with topics and ideas which they were not familiar with, so had to utilise their problem-solving skills and understanding of core principles.
I am pleased to inform you that Ayesha N recently participated in a doubles badminton competition and has achieved a milestone. She prepped for the Derek Meakin junior memorial badminton tournament held at Coalville on 11th Feb 2023. (Doubles only)
On Thursday 2 March we celebrated World Book Day. The Juniors got fully into the spirit of the event with dress-up for both the staff and girls. Their visit to the Senior Assembly, including a truly terrifying Miss Trunchbull!, will go down in LHS history!
Alongside assembly, there were also book-related crafting activities and a book swap for girls and staff.
Thank you to Warning Zone interactive E-Safety Learning Zone Road Crew who delivered an hour-long show to Years 8 and 9 on Wednesday 8 March. The show was packed with interesting and surprising information about online safety and risks.
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