LOGS is very proud to sponsor three Year 8 pupils who are excelling in the world of karting.
Josh Coombes, Monty Mitchell and Alex Laing make up the LOGS Kart Team and will be competing in this year’s high-octane Teamsport National British Schools Kart Championship (BSKC) which is aimed at school pupils aged 13 to 18 years old. Â
Josh, who is the captain, has been racing for a couple of years and wanted to get a school team organized to represent LOGS and Mr Blewitt has kindly agreed to sponsor the team.
The team took part in a practice session at Teamsport Lancing indoor track recently and all three drivers showed excellent speed and kart control which bodes well for the local finals which take place at Lancing in March 2023. Â
These finals will consist of 6 x 12 min individual sprint races (each driver races in two heats) with points being awarded on finishing positions. Should LOGS Kart Team qualify from this local final then it’s on to regional finals which take place in London Docklands on May 10. The National Finals take place at Teamsport Warrington on June 16.
School walk honours memory of ex pupil David Haw A GROUP of friends reunited at LOGS to take part in one of its annual traditions in honour of former classmate David Haw, who fell overboard from a boat and went missing in Poole Harbour in May. Will Davies, Chris Mayhew, Luke Fines, Elliot Taylor, Jacob Hamilton, Fred Regan, Jacob Beauchamp,
Evelyn saddles up for success at Hickstead YEAR 9 equestrian Evelyn Dzogan enjoyed dressage success in June when she won at an area Pony Club event held at Hickstead and then came third at Eridge Pony Club’s one day event the following week. Evelyn, a member of East Sussex Pony Club, competed at Novice Dressage gaining 78% – an excellent score, having been marked highly on everything from her riding
Annual quiz goes on regardless! The pandemic did not stop LOGS parents from taking part in this year’s quiz, with Microsoft Teams coming in handy as Year 9 head Mr Alikan hosted the remotely-held event on Thursday evening. Across five gruelling rounds, teams of families up and down Sussex sat in their living rooms, parents cradling their reds as they
