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I did not know what to expect from my visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau. I had heard others refer to it as harrowing, eye-opening and an...

In the lead up to Annie, Sid speaks to members of the Oliver! stage crew about their retrospective experience with the production.

We caught up with Ms O’Connor, the DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) lead at the school to get her thoughts on cultural awareness.

Charity Week Tuesday can only mean one thing - eating! Will Mr Beardsworth prevail again? Or do Jasper and Freddie have what it takes?

Nick Jones discusses the new Audio Mixing Club available to all sixth form students, and gives the low-down on what goes on.

Kdee discusses how band rehearsals for Oliver! are going, and conducts a very interesting (and revealing) interview...

Year 13 visits Switzerland for a whistle-stop tour of the best Geneva has to offer: CERN, museums, Lake Geneva, the UN and so much more…

Leventhorpe is one of the highest-rated schools in Hertfordshire and is a great school to go to, but the amount of chewing gum under the...

It’s been an interesting day here at Leventhorpe with the unexpected arrival of a bee colony. Mr Lawrence said, “The bee colony took over...

Levethorpe were delighted to welcome back popular band Lock-In. Comprised of four ex-Leventhorpe students, Lock-In entertained us with an...

LevFest is a summer fundraising event that takes place yearly, showcasing Leventhorpe's very best in sporting and musical talent. Sadly,...

It seems pertinent at this time of the academic year, to spare a thought for the thousands of students struggling with the demands of exams.

Our very own BBC Young Reporter, Scarlet Davies, has made headlines recently appearing on the BBC.

To celebrate World Book Day 2022, the LevTimes team have selected some of our favourite books to recommend to the school.

On Monday, a packed audience attended the opening night of Roald Dahl’s Matilda, to watch the talented cast of 2022.

English literature students, from Leventhorpe’s sixth form, attended a wonderful day of fun-filled, Shakespearean activities at Shakespeare’

Sixth Form Philosophy and Ethics students visited The University College for a seminar and debate on the topic of euthanasia.

Students and staff have been working hard to pull together a fantastic school production in the wake of the Covid pandemic.

In the White household, it is not the snow that makes Christmas magical, but the music and the games.

View the 2021 Leventhorpe online Christmas Concert