Leighton Park School

A fantastic display of Drama tonight at our Summer Curtain Call.

These aspiring actors selected their own texts, collaborated in groups, directed one another and in some cases even wrote and composed their own original scripts. Well done to all on a fabulous night on stage.

See the photos here: https://bit.ly/DramaSummerCurtainCall26
Read more here: https://www.leightonpark.com/drama-summer-curtain-call

A superb Creative Communications concert last night with our talented musicians and our fabulous tech crew. A variety of original compositions and innovative short films provided an imaginative and entertaining evening for our enthusiastic audience.
See more Music photos in our online gallery via the link in comments.

Congratulations to our Ethical Changemaking Scholar, Beatrix (Lower Sixth), who is thrilled to be representing the UK at the Youth World Summit 2026 in Paris with CIPS - Center for International Policy and Sustainability!
The Youth World Summit 2026 brings together emerging leaders, young professionals and policy enthusiasts for a global convention on overcoming common economic, social and environmental challenges.
What a fantastic opportunity for Bea!

Kings Camps will be running their sport and activity camps at Leighton Park during the summer holidays 2026!

Operating camps in the school holidays since 1991, Kings Camps get 5-17 year olds active, having fun and learning together! There’s over 30 sports and activities for children to get involved in and they offer flexible booking of 3, 4 or 5 days per week; it’s a great way to give children a fun, active and screen-free holiday!

See www.kingscamps.org for details or call 0114 263 2160.

Wow! Tastebuds were zinging for our GCSE Food Tech students as they embarked on a mouth‑watering tour across our multicultural metropolis of a capital city yesterday.

Each stop offered a new flavour, a new story and a new appreciation for the communities that shape the London’s culinary landscape. Our budding chefs returned inspired, energised and ready to bring these global influences into their own kitchen creations.

Read about the diverse range of foods and history the students enjoyed on their journey across London: https://www.leightonpark.com/a-culinary-journey-through-londons-cultural-tapestry

Thanks to Sofia Fenichell for delivering a fascinating talk about the impact of AI and the nature of future employment for our Academic Scholars this morning. It was so interesting to consider opportunities in automation as careers, the value of entrepreneurial demand and the idea that skilled mechanical jobs will become increasingly important. We hope our students will embrace practical innovations that leverage AI to make a difference to the world around them, whether that be on a global scale and or on the day-to-day basis of lived experiences.