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Leicester High School for Girls warmly welcomed former pupils back through its doors on Saturday for a special Alumnae Lunch, bringing together generations of LHS students for an afternoon of reconnection and celebration.
Leicester High School for Girls marked VE Day with a joyful British Fusion Festival and Spring Fair, celebrating the rich diversity of modern Britain through music, dance and poetry.
Pupils in the Early Years Foundation Stage at Leicester High School for Girls were treated to a thrilling and educational visit from Matt’s Minibeasts and Friends this week.
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Students at Leicester High School for Girls have taken part in an exciting electron microscopy project, led by the University of Nottingham and the Royal Society of Chemistry, offering a fascinating introduction to nano-scale imaging techniques.
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Leicester High School for Girls was honoured to welcome eminent Archaeoastronomer Professor Clive Ruggles of the University of Leicester for a talk hosted by the School’s Curie Academic Society.
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As most students began their Easter holidays, a group of 16 girls from Years 9 and 10 embarked on a 5-day cultural enrichment visit to Berlin.
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A group of Leicester High School for Girls students took part in their Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Silver and Gold practice expedition in the Peak District last weekend.
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As exam season approaches, the energy at school is shifting — revision timetables are up, highlighters are out, and our girls are gearing up to tackle the challenges ahead.
A group of Sixth Form students from Leicester High School for Girls attended a special outreach event hosted by the University of Cambridge at Leicester Racecourse this April.
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Leicester High School for Girls was transformed this week into the world of Wind in the Willows, as pupils brought the classic tale to life.
Leicester High School for Girls is celebrating an incredible sporting achievement by one of its teachers.
Leicester High School for Girls is celebrating another engineering success, as one of its Year 8 teams was crowned winner of the Regional Heat of the prestigious IET Faraday Challenge, held at Catmose College in Oakham.
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