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| 19 Jun 2023 | |
| Alumnae News |
All proceeds raised by the Hanbury's SpeakEasy themed ball will go to the LEH Bursary Fund to help us give the gift of a transformational education at one of the top schools in the country to a young person who wouldn’t otherwise be able to attend our amazing school.
There are many ways to get involved:-
Donate now:-
https://www.hollesconnect.org.uk/fundraising/donation/65
Attend the ball: we've had such a fantastic response to our Speakeasy Great Big Bursary Ball at Twickenham Stadium on Friday 30 June, that we’ve just released a few more tickets. Don’t miss out!
Buy your tickets here:-
Bursary Ball 2023 - Lady Eleanor Holles School (lehs.org.uk)
Snap up a top prize - you don’t need a ball ticket to place a bid in our exciting online auction as it’s open to our whole community. Bidding is now live, so check out the fabulous range of items available - from holidays and gourmet dinners to photography shoots, personal fitness sessions, luxury jewellery, clothing and much more! All these and many more exciting lots have kindly been donated by our staff and friends of LEH.
Check out the prizes and place your bids now:-
https://www.jumblebee.co.uk/LEHbursaryball
Thank you very much for your kind support.
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