SIXTH FORMER Tatiana Capildo raised £315 for suicide prevention charity Grass Roots after running the Brighton half marathon.
Tati took up running during the first lockdown in 2020 and decided to put her new skills to good use after reading about the charity online.
She said: “I wanted to do something to help Grass Roots, which trains people to support those at risk from suicide. It felt good to know that every bit of the money I raised would go towards training someone who might help prevent a suicide.
“I have only ever run six miles before so it was a bit of a struggle to run 13 but when I was flagging near the end and my legs were going I just thought about the reason I was doing the marathon and that spurred me onto finish.”
Pupils present cheque to Mayor of Lewes Pupils have continued their ongoing charity efforts by donating £400 to the Mayor of Lewes’ chosen charities. Head prefect, Sasha Grantham, presented Mayor Michael Chartier with a cheque last week, which students raised by staging a non-uniform day. The donation will go towards two local charities: the Talking Newspaper Association and the Friends
LOGS Students Represents South East England at Championships A pupil from LOGS has continued his string of sporting successes by winning four medals, including one gold, at the 2017 Trampoline Tumbling & DMT English Championships. Daniel Bradford, Year 9, took part in a series of events at the national competition last month, having qualified for the individual finals in both Trampoline
From camel trekking to tectonic plates – 10 days in Morocco Over half term, students from Year 12 and 13 travelled to Morocco for a ten-day trip. The broad purpose of the trip was to experience first-hand an economically developing country, and to learn about its culture and geography. Starting in Marrakech, we travelled south to Zagora, then north again to
