During the day, students had the opportunity to meet local individuals and organisations and learn about the work they do to protect our environment. We were very fortunate to have a number of visitors attending who ran an interactive session for our students.

It was an important day for the school to raise awareness of a global issue, inspire our students to take action, and to reassure individuals who are worried about the impact of climate change that so much fantastic work is being done already by many people in our local community.

Miss Kennedy would like to thank all those who ran sessions during the day, and all staff and students who took part for their support and enthusiasm. 

Congratulations to our prize winners: Flo S (9LB) who achieved first place, followed by Fred C (9CH) in second place and Madeline E (7WI1) in third place. Highly commended entries were awarded to Harry W (8IS1), and Layla B (9LB).

A huge thank you to all students who took part and contributed to such a thoughtful and engaging competition.

“I have enough money to buy either six swizzles and 5 fizzles, or else nine swizzles and one fizzle, with no change left. If instead I buy only fizzles, how many can I buy?”- Example question (Used as a practice question).  

17 schools participated in the event which included a mix of state, grammar and private schools from Cheltenham and the surrounding area.  A team of 4 students from HSL were selected to compete and participated in practice sessions to build the skills necessary to complete this challenge. These students were Daniel C and Tessie S from Year 8 and Millie D and Chanuga P from Year 9. 

It’s an inspiring space showcasing the talent of our pupils, bringing our community together and shining a spotlight on the brilliant art being created across our Trust.

Well done to all those pupils who have had their work selected. 

For more detail please visit the following website:

Join the world's largest garden wildlife survey this weekend to help the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) build a picture of how garden birds are faring.

To take part, spend an hour watching the birds in your garden between 23 and 25 January and record the birds that land using the tally chart below. Then submit your results online or by post.

If you would like to purchase tickets for the shows (February 11th, 12th, 13th) please follow the link below:

We are delighted to share a video of our talented Year 8 and Year 9 vocalists 'Fourte' who performed at our Christmas celebration, so that everyone in The High School Leckhampton community and beyond can enjoy their performance.