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Do you recognise yourself in this wonderfully nostalgic photo of LEH pupils queuing outside St Paul's Cathedral in the 1960s? We'd love to hear your m… More...
The new Reconnect feature on our website has worked already – 80-year-old Jacqui Bryant was hoping to track down a former classmate or two, and now … More...
Would you be willing to come and talk to our Sixth Form about one of life's most important lessons? More...
It's about to be the last bell of the day for much-loved Maths teacher Sheila Leigh, who has many happy memories of her time at LEH. More...
Civil engineer Claudia Caravello (LEH 2007-2014) has been shortlisted for a prestigious prize in which she has just 200 seconds to inspire us about a … More...
Flashback to the 1990s! Who are these pupils sitting among the lavender in the grounds of the senior school? Does it bring back memories of your time … More...
Head Mistress Heather Hanbury has written to the entire LEH community to express the school's support of the Black Lives Matter movement in response t… 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 the 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, who is looking to embark on a new project, undertake further professional training, help fund a placement, 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 are now open. The deadline for submissions is 16 November 2020.
Due to the ongoing uncertainty about public health restrictions still being in place come the autumn we have decided to move the LEH Alumnae Reunion ...
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 ...