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Contact details: The Registrar, Lady Eleanor Holles School, Hanworth Road, Hampton, Middlesex, TW12 3HF. Email: registrar@lehs.org.uk Tel: 020 8979 1601 LEH is a school full of opportunity, challenge and friendship; a place to take risks and become bold; a place to discover passions, talents and yourself; a place that nurtures remarkable women.
Lady Eleanor Holles (LEH) is a place of curiosity and adventure, where enthusiastic and bright young minds are encouraged to be bold and brave in their thoughts, actions, and dreams for the future. Pupils are given the encouragement, inspiration, and opportunity to experience new things, to take risks, and to innovate as they grow and discover ...
Our school was founded in 1710 in Redcross Street, in the parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate, as a charity school for the education and clothing of 50 poor girls, using money left from the will of Lady Eleanor Holles. Eleanor, who died in 1708, was the sixth daughter of John Holles, 2 nd Earl of Clare and Elizabeth Vere. By the late nineteenth ...
11+ Entry FOR SEPTEMBER 2024 ENTRY. For entry to Year 7 in September 2025, our entrance assessments will include the Independent Schools Examination Board (ISEB) Common Pre-Tests and our own Problem-Solving paper. No specific preparation is required for these tests. The ISEB Common Pre-Tests are computer-based, age-standardised tests in Verbal ...
There are three main points of entry to the school. Age 7+ into the Junior School, age 11+ into the Senior School and age 16+ into the Sixth Form. Open events are tailored for each of the different entry points and offer the opportunity to meet with relevant members of staff, as well as pupils, and to tour the school. Book for an Open Event.
Senior School: £8,685 per term. Junior School: £7,193 per term. The tuition fee includes stationery and textbooks. Lunch is not included in the tuition fee but is compulsory for all pupils joining the School. The cost of lunch for Senior School students is £290 per term and the cost for Junior School students is £260 per term in 2024-25 .
The Junior School occupies a very attractive building, Burlington House, originally used as the school's boarding house, on the northern side of our site. The classrooms are large, light and airy and there are superb specialist rooms for Computing, Art, DT, Science and Music. Junior pupils make full use of the school's magnificent sports ...
