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Leicester High School for Girls is pleased to announce its recent involvement in The Oadby Trinity Food Bank Appeal, a community initiative aimed at providing support to local individuals and families facing food insecurity.
On the final day of term, a group of girls paid a special visit to South Lodge Residential Home.
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Year 10 students at Leicester High School for Girls have performed their Christmas plays: "The Best Present Ever" and "Naughty Elves" for local schools.
The Leadership Team, led by the Headmaster, Alan Whelpdale, took a break from their usual roles to serve a Christmas lunch to pupils, all while celebrating Christmas Jumper Day.
Year 7 students at Leicester High School for Girls received their first set of letters from their penfriends in Walbourg, France, marking the start of an international exchange program designed to promote cross-cultural connections.
In a display of community spirit, Year 6 students and parents recently came together for the School's annual Christmas tree decorating event. The event featured both poetry readings and carol singing.
Leicester High School for Girls hosted its annual Nativity Play, titled "Angel Express," this week.
Leicester High School for Girls hosted an exciting Robot Wars competition, welcoming pupils from Ernesford Academy for a session of battles, programming challenges, and unforgettable fun.
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Leicester High School for Girls brought together students from all age groups, and staff, in a celebration of St. Nicholas Day.
Leicester High School for Girls hosted its annual Candlelight Carol Service at St. James The Greater Church on London Road, Leicester.
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Leicester High School for Girls recently hosted mock interviews to provide invaluable preparation for its sixth-form pupils aspiring to pursue careers in Medicine and Dentistry.
Well done to two of our Year 9 students, Sarah and Yomna, who achieved good rankings in the recent Lichess Girls' Chess Competition.
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