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| 16 May 2022 | |
| Alumnae News |
It was an emotional end to a week that saw them take part in flash mobs and dress up in a range of costumes.
They are the first in-take of LEH students to have been personally selected by Mrs Hanbury following their 11+ exams and interviews and will always hold a special place in her heart. The feeling is obviously mutual!
The 17 and 18-year-olds attended their graduation ceremony in the evening and are now on study leave to revise for their A levels. This means they have moved over to join our Holles Connect community and become our youngest group of alumnae. We're sure you join us in extending a very warm welcome to them all.
We are already planning their first reunion back in school – it will be on Thursday 12 January 2023. We’re looking forward to it already.
By day, Cece Green (Class of 2018) is tackling environmental challenges as an Analyst at a global NGO. By night (and during the weekends), she’s on the pitch as a newly selected Te… More...
Pushing pedals to power-up the community, alumnae Dr. Lucinda Dawson and Grace Bolton cycled 180km in a heatwave, raisin… More...
We caught up with Caroline Woollett, Class of 2008, shortly before Wimbledon started about having a volley good time wor… More...
After becoming a mother and balancing a career in wealth management, Katy Earley, Class of 1998, drew on the confidence … More...
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Talented actress Poppy Gilbert, Class of 2015, is one of the stars of Stay Close, the latest Harlan Coben thriller, which was released on Netflix this… More...
Meet Michelle Crees, Class of 2020. After a brief encounter with Henry Cavill, Michelle decided theory needed to be replaced with practice and switche… More...
By day, Cece Green (Class of 2018) is tackling environmental challenges as an Analyst at a global NGO. By night (and during the weekends), she’s on th… More...