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.
| 25 Apr 2022 | |
| Alumnae News |
Student accommodation, course content, sport facilities, cheap eats, and the difference in teaching styles were all on the agenda as the two groups chatted easily over a buffet lunch at the Wellcome Collection, next door to UCL where several of the alumnae are current undergraduates.
Head Mistress Heather Hanbury thanked them all for coming in person after two years of being unable to hold the event, explaining how valuable it was for pupils as they finalised their university choices and completed UCAS forms.
“We are very grateful to all of you for giving up your Saturday mornings,” she told them. “And we are very much looking forward to seeing you back in school soon for the next alumnae reunion or networking event.”
If you are logged into your Holles Connect account you will be able to see the photo gallery below.
To view this News Article
Congratulations to the Miller sisters on their success with the back-to-work for women start up, Ivee! More...
Let’s all get behind DJ and Broadcaster Emily Dexter, Class of 2006, who is taking part in the breast cancer charity Moo… 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 ye… More...
We’re calling for an encore from our multi-talented former pupils at our first-ever creative industries networking event… More...
Alumnae twins Gemma and Catherine King, Class 2018, have both been hard at work training to take part in next month’s Ox… More...
Congratulations to the Miller sisters on their success with the back-to-work for women start up, Ivee! 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...
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...