While she was at LEH, Natasha Casillo (Betts), Class of 1996, fell in love with travel and decided she wanted to work in hospitality. She's now Genera… More...

There's nothing more inspiring than hearing someone speak from first-hand experience, so there was rapt attention for our alumnae who returned to LEH … More...

Literacy consultant Lesley Clarke, Class of 1987, worked as a teacher for 25 years before devising a school phonics programme which is now being used … More...

Rising star Poppy Gilbert, Class of 2015, has wanted to act since she was 12 and seized every opportunity at LEH. Since graduating drama school, she h… More...

Joy Lisney, Class of 2011, is one of the most exciting young musicians to have emerged in recent years, with a glittering international career as a ce… More...

Solution Engineer Becca Madden, Class of 2012, loved her job in engineering at Jaguar Land Rover, but she could never quite let go of her childhood dr… More...

Multi-talented artist Annie Lee, Class of 2018, juggled A levels and filming to become a semi-finalist on Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year in 2019… More...

Debut author Aisling Fowler, Class of 2004, is excited that Fireborn, her new fantasy fiction for middlle graders, is published by HarperCollins this … More...

Charlotte Baker (LEH 2002-2009) studied Modern Languages at Oxford and now works as a producer for BBC Radio 4. She launched an NGO called Small Step… More...

Fiona Tan left LEH in 2012 and went on to study Biomedical Sciences at Kings College London, before undertaking a Masters at UCL. She now works as a … More...

Sheila Hallas left LEH in 1950 and worked as a Welfare Officer for London Transport, before becoming the Honorary Organiser of the Combined Charities … More...

Jenny Groot (LEH 1995-2002) studied Spanish and Italian at Queens' College, Cambridge. She is now COO at PEAS (Promoting Equality in African Schools)… More...

Becky Hewitt (LEH 1987-1994) studied English at Oxford University. She is the former CEO at Changing Faces, UK, and was awarded an OBE in the Queen's… More...

Nick Paine left LEH in 1986 and originally worked as nanny, before going on to become a foster carer. She and her husband have looked after more than… More...

Jennifer Wells (LEH 1955-63) has put the skills she learnt at LEH to good use, passing on her knowledge and passion to benefit others, including rehab… 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...

Many of Katie’s serious medical treatment cases in the Court of Protection attract national news coverage, most recently her work for Great Ormond Str… More...

LEH alumna Lydia Beaton leads the international James Dyson Foundation team to deliver charitable projects tackling the global shortage of engineers. More...

Read about the career of Lorenza Treves, who has carved out an unexpected career in IT Security, after studying languages at university More...

Dr Alexis Wood has had a successful scientific career, specialising in genetic influences on child health, despite not taking a science A level at LEH More...

Alumna and Commonwealth Games gold medallist, Alys Thomas, won the women's 200 metres butterfly title in 2018, setting a new Games record. More...

Dame Sue Owen, former Permanent Secretary for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, had a stellar career in the Civil Service, holding senior roles in ma… More...

In 2016 Professor Regan became the first woman President of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists for 64 years, after a career spent w… More...