On Wednesday 16th September, we were thrilled to welcome a record number of prospective families through our doors for our annual Open Evening. Year 6 students and their families heard from Headteacher, Miss Papadopoullos and Director of Invictus Institute, Eve Stanton, in the school theatre, before embarking on a guided tour of the school. Families had the opportunity to visit every department, meet our dedicated staff and watch a range of exciting student demonstrations, gi

Dear Parents and Carers, I hope you have all had a restful and enjoyable summer break and that your children are looking forward to the start of the new academic year. We are very much looking forward to welcoming students back to school and beginning another successful year together. Unfortunately, I am writing to inform you of an unforeseen situation that is affecting our planned start to the new term. Following the recent period of heavy rainfall, we have discovered a sign

Leasowes High School, part of Invictus Education Trust, is proud to celebrate a well-deserved set of GCSE results that reflect the determination, talent and resilience of our students. This year has brought both success and deep sadness with the passing of a much‑loved member of our school community. Despite this profound loss, our students have shown exceptional strength, supporting one another and continuing to strive for excellence. These results are a testament to their h

Dear Parents and Carers, I am writing to remind you of the arrangements for Friday 22nd May 2026, the day of Ethan Davies-Lunn’s funeral, and how we will come together as a school community to mark this with care and respect. As previously shared, Ethan’s family have asked that the funeral service itself is by invitation only due to limited space. They are very grateful for the support shown and appreciate the understanding of our wider community. The service will, however, b

Dear Parents/Carers, Thank you for your continued support and vigilance over the past week. I wanted to update you again, as further posts have circulated on social media causing unnecessary alarm in some local communities. Firstly, I want to reassure you that our students have not engaged in or mentioned anything relating to the so‑called ‘school wars’ trend. They continue to conduct themselves maturely, and we are proud of how they rise above online drama and avoid cont

Dear Parents/Carers, Thank you for your continued vigilance following our earlier communication regarding the 'School Wars' trend circulating on TikTok and Snapchat. Although police have removed a number of accounts promoting these harmful posts, the trend is unfortunately still appearing online. I want to reassure you that we are not acting alone. Senior leaders across all local schools are in active and regular communication, ensuring consistent messages are being shared wi

Leasowes High School is delighted to celebrate the outstanding achievements of its students in this year’s GCSE examinations. Their hard...

Leasowes High School, part of the Invictus Education Trust, is delighted to announce the results of its recent Ofsted inspection,...

Students, parents, and staff from Greenhill Alternative Learning Centre and Revive Learning Centre, both of which are alternative...

Our students have shown remarkable determination and resilience, and we are incredibly proud of their successes. These results are a...

From Monday 13th May 2024 we will be running a breakfast cafe in the dining hall before school every day. This will commence at 8.15am...

On Friday 9th February, the Leasowes D&T department entered three teams into the F1 in Schools West Midlands Regional Final at Aston...

Leasowes High School, part of Invictus Education Trust, proudly congratulates Stuart Chatterton, Head of Design & Technology, on...