An exceptionally thoughtful and compassionate Year 6 pupil, Daniel Macdiarmid, has been raising money for various charities since he was 7 years old. It began with his Mum and Dad thinking it would be nice to give Christmas presents to children in hospital but grew into Daniel himself undertaking a fundraising challenge each year. He started with a BMX stunt, performing a backflip on a particular ramp, and then did a 50 mile sponsored bike ride.
In 2018, looking for something new, Daniel’s Dad came up with the idea of doing the longest, highest, and fastest zip wire in Europe whilst blindfolded! Daniel attracted sponsorship from all over the country and as far away as America, raising an amazing £2585.71 for the children at Chestnut Tree House.
James Brandon is making waves in the table tennis world Lewes Old Grammar School pupil James Brandon is making waves in the table tennis world at the moment, ranking 91st in the country for his U13 age group despite only starting to play competitively one year ago. James, 12, recently had the honour of representing Sussex when he played at
Year 10 student, Chanel Prichard, teams up with former Masterchef winner FORMER Masterchef winner and owner of Hove’s Etch restaurant Steven Edwards has teamed up with LOGS year 10 student Chanel Prichard to raise money for Air Ambulance Kent Surrey Sussex. Chanel was elected Seaford Young Mayor in May and movingly picked the Air Ambulance as her chosen charity to
Athlete Rosie triumphs at the Sussex championships LOGS is very proud to report that Rosie Kornevall won both the 200m and the 300m, achieving personal bests, at the Sussex Track and Field championships at the weekend at Crawley. Rosie won the 200m under 17W gold medal with a time of 25.97 and the 300m under 17W gold medal with a
