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.
| 6 Mar 2025 | |
| Alumnae News |
Our alumnae represented an impressive array of occupations and professions, from architecture and aviation to TV production and civil engineering. There was an excited buzz as pupils queued up to quiz delegates about their working lives and career advice.
Head of Higher Education and Careers, Nicky Hampstead, said: “We had such a fantastic turnout from our alumnae this year. It’s always a joy to welcome them back to school. We’re so grateful to everyone who gave up their time to encourage and inspire pupils about potential career choices and future aspirations. It was great to see pupils really making the most of the opportunity."
A huge thank you to two of our Lower Sixth Careers Ambassadors, Heidi Morris and Rose Su, who attended the packed event and filed this report for us: “Last Tuesday LEH welcomed 60 delegates to share their experiences with students from Upper Five to Upper Sixth. They were able to share valuable advice and guidance on career paths, helping students gain an insight into different career pathways and the current job market.
The event not only helped students who had already decided on their choices for after school but was a great opportunity for those students who are still undecided to hear from a range of sectors and industries. We had representatives from medical, creative arts, law and technology backgrounds which ensured there was something for everyone.
We welcomed back many alumnae, who were able to give advice that they wished they had been given during their time at LEH. Many looked back on their time at LEH with fondness, while speaking with one of the alumna they expressed how they “really enjoyed it here and wanted to give back to the School”.
The event was both beneficial to the students and the delegates as they were able to exchange experiences and gain fresh perspectives. A piece of advice we especially liked was that you should “enjoy what you love, try everything, it's like a buffet”.
We would like to express our gratitude to all the delegates that made the event such an informative experience and look forward to seeing everyone next year!”
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...
Meet Michelle Crees, Class of 2020. After a brief encounter with Henry Cavill, Michelle decided theory needed to be repl… 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...
From school waters to the big race, read about the King twins as they both row in the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race. More...