Attention: You are using an outdated browser, device or you do not have the latest version of JavaScript downloaded and so this website may not work as expected. Please download the latest software or switch device to avoid further issues.
| 7 Mar 2023 | |
| Alumnae News |
They include three week paid internships, graduate teaching assistant positions and a school-based teacher training programme. They would be of particular interest for those who may be interested in engaging with the local community of a state school alongside training to be a qualified teacher (for primary and secondary).
LEH and Hampton School have teamed up with Reach Academy as joint partners behind a ground-breaking sixth form college in Feltham which opened this year. Our shared ambition is for Feltham College to be a centre of academic and vocational excellence at the heart of Feltham, playing a key role in rejuvenating a historically deprived area of the UK and offering transformative opportunities to the young people of Feltham.
James Foreman, Director of Initial Teacher Training at Reach Academy Feltham, says: “Our teacher training is community-focused, relationship-driven and uses innovative techniques to rapidly develop the practice of our trainees.”
For more information please see their website: https://www.reachtraining.org/.
We’re delighted to announce the launch of a new STEM prize this year, in addition to an annual science lecture, both in memory of Sir Gordon Sutherland, the former Director of the … More...
Last term we rolled out our new mentoring programme, LEH Elevate, to Sixth Form pupils, and now we are extending it to o… More...
An innovative research project commissioned by LEH to help its pupils develop essential life skills and combat perfectio… More...
As part of a self-improvement special last week, The Guardian ran a piece about hobbies, penned by our very own social p… More...
Huge congratulations to our tireless charity champion Sheila Hallas MBE, Class of 1948, whose team of dedicated volunte… More...
We’re delighted to announce the launch of a new STEM prize this year, in addition to an annual science lecture, both in memory of Sir Gordon Sutherlan… 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...
Natasha Wilson, Class of 1994, has celebrated an amazing 25 years at His Majesty's Prison Service, working her way up the ranks from prison officer to… More...