The Latest News from across the School.
Leicester High School for Girls is proud to announce the remarkable achievements of three Year 6 students in the prestigious Poetry by Heart competition. Lucy and Safiyyah were awarded Highly Commended certificates, while Jane achieved the outstanding accomplishment of being named 'Best in County'.
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Leicester High School for Girls is thrilled to announce its outstanding achievement of being awarded the School Games Gold Mark for the 2022/2023 academic year. The recognition highlights the school’s commitment to providing exceptional opportunities and promoting physical education and school sports among its students.
A group of Year 12 girls recently embarked on an unforgettable residential trip to the vibrant coastal city of Brighton. The overnight trip aimed to provide the students with a unique and cultural experience outside the classroom.
Year 9 and 10 History pupils embarked on a thought-provoking and educational school trip to the Beth Shalom Holocaust Memorial Centre. The visit aimed to deepen the students' understanding of the Holocaust and its complexities while fostering empathy and awareness.
Annabel Taylor-Ross, former Head of PSHE and Careers Adviser at Blundells School, delivered a thought-provoking talk entitled "Blankets or Barriers" to Years 9 and 12 students. The talk explored the complex issues surrounding migration, race, and identity.
Our Year 10 girls have recently competed in a number of National and Global science competitions. All the girls who participated did well with some outstanding achievements as detailed below.
Congratulations to Year 7 Pupil Soma for Winning Three Gold Medals and One Silver Medal at the LTA Grade 3 Tennis Tournament, held at Sutton Coldfield.
Leicester High School for Girls recently hosted a Science Mega-Masterclass, taking local primary school pupils on a journey into the realms of science and exploration.
Years 5, 6 and 7 students studying English recently enjoyed a fantastic theatre trip to ‘The Curve’ in Leicester. They watched An Unexpected Twist, a bold re-telling of the Charles Dickens classic by one of the best-loved figures in the world of children’s literature, Michael Rosen.
Nuffield Health Leicester backs national Drowning Prevention Week campaign and is urging parents to make sure their children know how to stay safe and enjoy the water this summer.
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Congratulations to talented young chess player Amana (Year 10) who secured second place in the highly competitive Leicestershire Chess Championship, on 4 June. In addition to her silver medal, Amana won the 'overall Girls Under 16' trophy, showcasing her exceptional skills and dedication to the game.
Year 8 and Year 5 enjoyed a "Big Sister/Little Sister lunch today. They consumed rather a lot of pizza, chips and chocolate brownies! An enjoyable treat for all.
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