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| 10 Jun 2022 | |
| Alumnae News |
Alys, who reached the finals in the 200m butterfly stroke at the Tokyo Olympics last year, says; “I am so incredibly proud. This will be my fourth time representing my country at the Commonwealth Games, and it fills my heart with so much pride that I get to step on the stage once more and represent Wales at the highest level.”
Alys has won medals for her previous appearances at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in 2010, in Glasgow in 2014 and in the Gold Coast in 2018. The Birmingham Commonwealth Games will begin on 29 July 2022. We will be cheering Alys on all the way!
Alumna and former clarinet teacher Marjorie Beebee, Class of 1956, passed away peacefully after a short illness last month (December 2024), aged 87. Her connection to LEH spanned a… More...
Inveterate letter writer Madeline Macdonald, Class of 1955, was moved to put pen to paper and write to the editor of The… More...
There was a spontaneous round of applause for the show-stopping LEH favourite Star in the Sky at the first-ever combined… More...
In this festive season of giving, we are calling on you to consider donating to our Christmas Alumnae Appeal in support … More...
LEH wants to appoint a governor with a special interest in finance to help steer and direct the School to help maintain … More...
Alumna and former clarinet teacher Marjorie Beebee, Class of 1956, passed away peacefully after a short illness last month (December 2024), aged 87. H… More...
After leaving school, Sapna studied Maths and Computer Science at Cambridge. During her time at Cambridge she completed an internship in an investment… More...
The remembrance ceremony for Lexie Hennessey, who left LEH in 2019, was attended by many of her LEH friends and teachers last week. Alannah O'Hare, Cl… More...