Let’s all get behind broadcaster Emily Dexter, Class of 2006, who is taking part in the breast cancer charity MoonWalk London this May. It's a cause c… More...

We know many of you will be sad to hear that former Physics teacher Michael Crewe, who taught at LEH for more than 30 years, passed away last month. H… More...

We’re calling for an encore from our multi-talented former pupils at our first-ever creative industries networking event on Wednesday 25th June. More...

Alumnae twins Gemma and Catherine King, Class 2018, have both been hard at work training to take part in next month’s Oxbridge Boat Race, but on oppos… More...

We’re keeping our fingers crossed for Corporate Communications Consultant Shivani Lodhia, Class of 2016, who has been shortlisted for a prestigious PR… More...

There was an incredible turnout from our amazing alumnae at last month’s popular Careers Evening, with former students accounting for more than 70 per… More...

Are you considering a new career in teaching? As an alumna you’ll already know that LEH is a fantastic place to learn, but did you know it’s also an e… More...

Calling the Class of 2020 and our West Coast alumnae! Hampton School is kindly throwing open the doors for two of its upcoming events. More...

Strategic Advisor and PR guru Katie Blake, Class of 2004, had a bird’s eye view of President Trump’s historic second inauguration in Washington at the… More...

The capital was looking at its best this weekend bathed in spring sunshine and full of blossom as LEH pupils and alumnae gathered for the London Unive… More...

Academic Dr Gail Trimble, Class of 2000, has dedicated her seminal new book about the iconic Latin poet Catullus to the LEH teachers who inspired her … More...

The brand new edition of the LEH Alumnae magazine, Holles Connect, has just been released, packed with school news, alumnae updates and all the latest… More...

This month groundbreaking barrister and playwright, Nemone Lethbridge, shared the soundtracks of her life on Desert Island Discs and revealed her uniq… More...

Fingers crossed for fleet-of-foot Louisa Stoney, Class of 2020, who is competing in the 200m at the UK Athletics Indoor Championships in Birmingham ne… More...

We were very sad to hear that Avril Bevins (nee Sidney), Class of 1950, passed away at the start of the year, aged 93, after a short illness. More...

Wellbeing expert Melissa Layton, Class of 2009, turned the tables on a group of stand-up comedians when she ran a special roof-top Laughter Yoga sessi… More...

Please show some LEH love for our inspiring alumna, teacher and former parent, Siân Clarke, who is fundraising for Harefield Hospital after undergoing… More...

Government Women’s Health Ambassador, Dame Lesley Regan, Class of 1973, has joined women’s health groups and charities to express concern that the new… More...

Calling our neurodivergent alumnae! Thea Ballinger-Finch, Class of 2024, would love your help to raise awareness of how it feels to fit in at school o… 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...

Last term we rolled out our new mentoring programme, LEH Elevate, to Sixth Form pupils, and now we are extending it to our amazing alumnae, but we nee… More...

An innovative research project commissioned by LEH to help its pupils develop essential life skills and combat perfectionism in girls hit the headline… More...

As part of a self-improvement special last week, The Guardian ran a piece about hobbies, penned by our very own social prescribing expert and Professo… More...

Huge congratulations to our tireless charity champion Sheila Hallas MBE, Class of 1948, whose team of dedicated volunteers have now raised an incredi… More...