Did you know that the Architect of the glorious Natural History Museum in London and Reading’s red-brick Town Hall also designed Leighton Park’s Grove House and “The Annexe” to the … Read More +

Our very own Patron of Reading, Julian Sedgwick, once again inspired students with his wit and musings on Japan and the country’s fascination with terrifying tales. Not to be dismissed … Read More +

Leighton Park has been listed as one of the country’s top performing schools for Sixth Form education for the third year running, according to data released by the Department for … Read More +

The hot topic of the legitimacy and truth in the media provided food for thought when award winning journalist Old Leightonian Shyam Bhatia  (G1968) spoke to Sixth Form students today. … Read More +

On Thursday 23rd January an enthusiastic group of Year 7 theatre-goers made their way to the Progress Theatre in Reading for an entertaining evening, courtesy of Terry Pratchett’s famous DiscWorld … Read More +

It’s not just the students at Leighton Park that live by its values of Achievement with Values, Character and Community. The Parent and Staff Community (PSC) came together in Oakview … Read More +

Faces from near and far rocked up to witness Leighton Park’s stellar student musicians perform alongside award winning, London born saxophonist and composer Alex Hitchcock, for the grand opening of … Read More +