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Students from Year 6 to Year 13 at Leicester High School for Girls recently participated in a Shakespeare Cast workshop, marking the next step in their preparations for the upcoming production of Much Ado About Nothing.
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As Head of Sixth Form at Leicester High School for Girls, I’ve witnessed the transformative effect of studying in an all-girls environment.
Leicester High School for Girls is proud to announce that our Sports Coach, Sam Tratt, has successfully completed the Leicester Half Marathon in an impressive time of 2 hours and 2 minutes.
Leicester High School for Girls recently hosted a Disney Sing, Bounce, and Dance-athon involving students from Early Years to Year 5 to raise funds for the Oncology Ward at Nottingham Children’s Hospital.
Students at Leicester High School for Girls participated in this year’s Harvest Box Competition, with the theme 'Famous Vehicles.'
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Year 7 pupils from Leicester High School for Girls are on a residential trip to Walesby Forest.
Year 4 and 5 pupils from Leicester High School for Girls have returned from an exciting residential trip to Staffordshire, where they took on a variety of outdoor challenges.
We recently sat down with Joanne Wright, our dedicated Health & Wellbeing Officer, to learn more about her role and the essential support she provides to our students.
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Last week, Leicester High School for Girls hosted an inspiring Puppet Workshop in collaboration with Bamboozle Theatre, led by the renowned puppet designer and maker Sue Pyecroft.
Congratulations to Year 10 student Zara N who has been crowned the 16U Tennis Singles County Champion, despite being two years under the age category.
Leicester High School for Girls is delighted to celebrate the incredible achievement of Deputy Head, John Partridge, who completed the two-mile Serpentine Swim over the weekend.
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Art and Drama students from Leicester High School for Girls recently visited London for an inspiring residential.
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