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| 12 Jun 2025 | |
| Written by Isabella Panattoni-Wallace | |
| Alumnae News |
Here’s a special note from Head of Upper School and Chair of Holles Pride Group, Flora Ellison.
“Since the Holles Pride Group started a couple of years ago I have so enjoyed getting to know alumnae and our gatherings are always incredibly welcoming and inspiring. There is a real sense of community and allyship that exists within the membership with conversation tending to flow well beyond any agreed finish time as we chew the fat, reminisce and share experience and stories of life beyond LEH. Our aim is to provide a supportive network and space that celebrates the diversity within the LEH alumnae community. All alumnae are warmly invited to attend any of our future meetings and we are also always keen for ideas for what form our next meet-up will take. Please do send us an email with any ideas.”
The Holles Pride Club is an inclusive space for our LGBTQ+ alumni and allies to be themselves, connect with one another, and be supported by other members. Log into Holles Connect and join the club to hear about upcoming events.
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