The 6th formers of Lewes Old Grammar School did themselves justice in this year’s A-Levels. The A-Level pass rate was 97.7% with A* to A at 40.3%, A* to B at 70% and A* to C at 82.2%. The grades our pupils have achieved are a reflection of their hard work and dedication, and also of the commitment and partnership between staff and students at LOGS.
Our top performing students have all got their first choice places at university and will embark upon a range of courses including Medicine, Politics, International Management and French, Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics, and Physics. Head Boy, Sasha Grantham, achieved 3 A*s. Our Deputy Head Boy, Miles Nnadi, achieved 2 A*s and an A.
Headmaster, Robert Blewitt, says of the results “I am delighted by this year’s record A-Level results. This is a fantastic achievement by students and staff.”
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
What a night! Welcome to Great Expectations with a twist With eerie music wafting through the hall, cobwebbed furniture scattered everywhere and a giant rat-infested wedding cake perched on the table, the stage was set this week for an unusual retelling at LOGS of Dickens’ classic Great Expectations. Our head of drama Mr Lawrence cleverly chose Jo Clifford’s play based
James Brandon takes first place at a county table tennis competition Lewes Old Grammar School pupil James Brandon, 12, won the U13 East Sussex Individual Schools’ Championships at Sussex University in late January, and will now go forward as the East Sussex representative at the National Schools’ Individual Championships Final in April. James is currently ranked 58th in the country
