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Leicester High School for Girls recently welcomed families to its Parent-Daughter Badminton Event, an evening of friendly competition, teamwork, and fun on the court.
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Students at Leicester High School for Girls demonstrated remarkable initiative, teamwork, and leadership when they took charge of running the School Library during a brief absence of the librarian.
Leicester High School for Girls recently welcomed Sarah Motson as a guest speaker for the Sixth Form.
Year 11 students from Leicester High School for Girls recently took part in a history study trip to London, visiting key locations relevant to their studies.
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Leicester High School for Girls is pleased to announce the launch of a new dedicated bus route from the Loughborough area, providing greater accessibility for students in the area.
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Before the Christmas break, Year 6 and 7 pupils at Leicester High School for Girls spent their Form time preparing and rehearsing dramatic readings of poems of their choice.
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Leicester High School for Girls is delighted to announce that two of our Year 9 students, Ashna and Soma, have been selected as our entries for the prestigious Perse Cambridge Aristotelian Award for Research essay competition.
We’re delighted to introduce Adam Newell as the new Head of Maths at Leicester High School for Girls. Read on to learn more about his approach, vision for the department, and advice for budding mathematicians.
Leicester High School for Girls is proud to introduce its Prefect Team for the 2025/2026 academic year.
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Congratulations to the KS3 Badminton Team, who claimed second place at a recent tournament hosted by Moat College. The team played four competitive matches, winning three, demonstrating impressive skill, teamwork and determination throughout.
Leicester High School for Girls welcomed professional coaching expertise today as Leicester Tigers coaches led rugby sessions at Manor Road.
Leicester High School for Girls is proud to partner with the One Goal programme, helping Year 5 and Year 6 pupils become Mental Health Champions.
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