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| 1 Feb 2023 | |
| Alumnae News |
The alumnae were selected from the guests and interviewed by current pupils who wanted to know what impact attending LEH had had on their lives. The short video is now up on the Life After LEH page of the school website: https://www.lehs.org.uk/senior-school/life-after-leh
Meena Santhosh, Class of 2006, who is now a Client Portfolio Manager, explains: “I think being at LEH goes beyond the academic benefits. It’s really shaped me as an individual; it’s shaped my personality and given me that grit and determination that I’ve been able to apply in later life.”
The other alumnae interviewed are: Jeni Mundy, Class of 1981, Global SVP at Visa, and former round-the-world Yachtswoman; Senior Marketer Charlotte Johnston, Class of 2010; Sapna Dattani, Class of 1996, Head of Technology Strategy & Delivery for Citi ICG; Georgia Galton Ayling, Class of 2013, Head of English, Charterhouse School; Dr Anjana Dua, Class of 2009, Medical Oncology Registrar, and Dr Gail Trimble, Class of 2000, Associate Professor, Classics, Trinity College.
Thank you so much to all of them for featuring in the video and inspiring the next generation of LEH pupils.
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