Congratulations to our Year 11s for their impressive set of GCSE results. It is important to recognise that, despite nearly half of your secondary school life having been disrupted by COVID, your enthusiasm, resilience, adaptability and determination to succeed have carried you through admirably and we are extremely proud of you.
These results bear testimony to the tireless support of our teachers, wider school staff and families, whose support we very much appreciate. Whilst we are very pleased with our Year 11s’ GCSE attainment, we equally as much celebrate the keen understanding they have demonstrated, particularly over the examination season, of the importance of kindness, community values and care for others alongside examination success.
Shop of Horrors is No Retail Therapy! The shopping list for Lewes Old Grammar School’s latest stage production included four oversized ‘talking’ plants and a dentist’s nitrous oxide mask. But if the cast and crew were looking for retail therapy, The Little Shop of Horrors definitely wasn’t the place to find it! The musical schlock horror, featuring a 33-strong line-up
Daring Dan prepares for meeting at Number 10 YEAR NINE’S Daniel Macdiarmid, who has raised thousands of pounds for a children’s hospice, is hoping to meet Boris Johnson after his good works were singled out by the prime minister’s office for praise. 14-year-old Daniel, known to all as Shrimpy, hit the national news at Christmas after his daredevil sponsored cliff-hang
Students Bring Books to Life on World Book Day On Thursday 6th March, staff and students in the Junior School brought books to life by dressing up as their favourite characters for World Book Day.This year, children enjoyed dressing up as a variety of characters spanning multiple decades, from firm favourites such as Harry Potter and Sherlock Holmes, to more
