EYFS Trip to Brocks Hill 16.5.18
EYFS had a wonderful day at Brocks Hill Country Park hunting for mini beasts in the woods and meadow.

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EYFS had a wonderful day at Brocks Hill Country Park hunting for mini beasts in the woods and meadow.
Over the last few weeks EYFS girls have been observing caterpillars.
The girls in Reception Class were dismayed to find that a blanket of rubbish carpeted every possible surface in their class.
Leicester High School for Girls had a very special guest this week.From doodling, role-play and sharing precious family memories to an improvised reading of Jasmin Skies, Sita Brahmachari brought her stories and characters to life in an exciting, inspirational Masterclass.
Last term, two of our Leicester High School students’ top poems written to celebrate the forthcoming wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle went through from the Rotary Leicester Club round to the prestigious District round for judging against other local Rotary club winners.
We were delighted to welcome our Sir Thomas White scholars in to visit the School ahead of their start in September.
Demonstrating fearlessness worthy of St George himself the girls in the EYFS undertook many new activities to develop their understanding of England’s Patron Saint.
Pupils from Year 7 to Year 13 (and one parent) enjoyed a very successful workshop with Buckingham Palace chef Carl Woodcock on Saturday 21 April.
During the Spring term, 147 girls from Years 6-12 submitted entries for this year’s Rotary Club of Leicester’s Young Writers prose competition “A Different Perspective”.
This term, the whole of Year 7 have participated in this year’s national Read for Good sponsored event within their English lessons, reading for pleasure in order to raise money for charity and, in the process, earn free books for Leicester High School too!
During the first half of this Spring term, 94 students from Years 3-10 submitted poems they had written to celebrate the forthcoming wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle for the national Rotary competition.
On Monday Year Foundation braved the cold to visit West Lodge Farm Park in order to look for signs of Spring.
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