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The year is 1964 and the location is the prefects' room, but what else can you tell us? More...
This evening, when you are clapping, cheering and clanging saucepans to thank all frontline workers, here are two more of our very own NHS Hero alumna… More...
We are appealing for any former pupil who has benefitted from the LEH Bursary Fund to please get in touch, as we launch an urgent fundraising drive to… More...
Lieutenant Commander Louise Wooller (nee Thatcher, class of 1995) has been playing an important role during the pandemic, to ensure the Royal Navy has… More...
With most planes grounded worldwide during the global pandemic, British Airways pilot Charlotte Thorpe (class of 1985) has been busier than ever, carr… More...
As we enter our eighth week in lockdown, there won't be any quarantine hairdo anxieties for public sector analyst Pippa Quincey (LEH 2006-2013), who h… More...
We're thinking about launching a new friendship scheme to introduce former LEH pupils from across the generations, and we'd love to hear your thoughts… More...
We are excited to launch a new community portal for alumnae and friends of the school - a place for former students, parents and staff to stay in touch, share memories, forge careers connections and offer their support to current students and younger alumnae.
Founded over 300 years ago, Lady Eleanor Holles has become a remarkable school encouraging girls to be courageous, hopeful, optimistic and determined - and we hope this website will facilitate this continued strength of spirit amongst our alumnae and the wider school community.
Please join, update your profile, share your stories and participate!
Best wishes,
Heather Hanbury
To celebrate and promote the spirit of LEH, we offer former students the opportunity to apply for an LEH Alumnae Emerging Talent Award.
The school ethos is to encourage pupils to stretch themselves to become their best, most confident selves; to be supported by strong role models and be inspired by their peers; and to have the freedom to experiment and take on new challenges. To keep those much-cherished tenets alive, we encourage alumnae to nominate themselves or each other if they would benefit from the support of the alumnae community.
Awards of up to £1,000 are available to an alumna who has a talent in any field or is perhaps a business woman or fledgling entrepreneur needing our support. We’re looking to recognise the most deserving remarkable women, who have worked hard and have a real capability in their chosen area.
If you know someone you’d like to nominate, or if you want to nominate yourself, applications for the 2020 Award will open in September 2020.
LEH throws opens it doors on Saturday rd October to warmly welcome back all its alumnae nbsp As well as catching up with your old ...
All LEH Alumnae are invited to kick off the festive season with the truly special and perennial popular Alumnae Carol Service at St Giles Church ...