Sunshine and Ice on D of E Practice Weekend
Informal Dance Display Delights
GCSE Drama Students Perform "The Beauty Manifesto"
Warm Weather Training In Lanzarote
Religious Studies Trip To Italy
Welcome To Our New Prefect Team
Fantastic Support For Art Festival
National Science Week Challenges
Scholars' Event Shows Girls' Talents
World Book Day Kicks Off A Month Of Activities
Question Time Event Inspires Students
Preston Photographic Competition 2013
Congratulations to Our New Scholars
Interhouse Gymnastics Competition Results
A2 Drama Performance - You're Not Safe!
Careers Exploration Week Gets Underway
Y9 Visit to LSO, St Lukes - London
Year 8 Learn About Jewish Life
House Dance Competition Win for Windsor
Year 7 Celebrate Christmas By The Tree
Musicians Perform Beautifully In St Albans
Charity Committee Launches Awareness Talks
Sixth Form Psychology Students Attend London Lecture
Puzzle Workshop Puts Habits of Mind Into Practice
Lacrosse Victory for all teams
Habits of Mind Parental Workshop
PHC Girls Celebrate GCSE Success
Hannah Gallaher, one of our Year 7 pupils, is one of the 8,000 torchbearers who were announced this week. Hannah will carry the torch in St Albans on Saturday 7 July and will be the youngest person to take part that day.
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Hannah will be one of 20 12 year olds chosen from schools across the country to take part in this exciting event. Hannah, plays netball and lacrosse for the school, and is also a keen horse-rider; she was voted for by her classmates as someone who would represent the Olympic values of respect, excellence and friendship.
Hannah said she was very excited to be involved in this once in a lifetime event and that she is proud to able to promote sport in this way.
Mrs Duncan, Headmistress, commented that she was delighted that Hannah had been selected, and that she knew Hannah would be a wonderful ambassador for Princess Helena College and the Olympics.
The full route can be seen here.