Ms Dinmore’s artwork beats thousands to be hung in Royal Academy summer exhibition The artwork of Head of the Art Faculty Jane Dinmore has been chosen from thousands to be exhibited at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in London. Here’s Hoping was selected from 22,000 submissions to appear in the prestigious annual show, held by the Royal Academy of Arts […]
Curtain rises at last on Dream Dream Dream OBERON, Titania, the lovers and the fairies finally had their time on stage when pupils at Lewes Old Grammar School staged a musical rock and roll version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream last week. After two years of stage darkness thanks to the pandemic, the LOGS actors played to full houses every […]
Thousands raised as pupils take on 4K run LOGS pupils have raised a fabulous £5546 after running the 4k Race for Life in April. Every year the PE department organizes the run in Lewes to raise funds for Cancer Research UK, which sees students running in rain or shine as they represent their houses. The weather was unkind to some this […]
Pupils’ arctic challenge proves perfect medicine for post-pandemic life A GROUP of pupils slept in snow ‘graves’, learnt how to fight hypothermia and live in arctic conditions as part of a survival trip to northern Finland. The 39 year 10 pupils underwent a series of cold weather challenges, learning how to cook in freezing conditions and sleep outside whilst staying […]
LOGS is incredibly proud of Year 10’s Daniel Macdiarmid LOGS is incredibly proud of Year 10’s Daniel Macdiarmid who has, over the years, raised thousands of pounds for Arundel’s Chestnut Tree House hospice through completing sponsored challenges. Having pulled off his most daring to date – dangling from a coastal Welsh cliff face on a platform with his older brother all night […]
Cross country runners for LOGS proud Congratulations to LOGS students who put so much hard work and effort into running in the Sussex Schools Cross Country Championships which took place mid-January 2022 at Waterhall in Brighton. Ten students represented LOGS across the different races, each of which had approximately 200 entrants from schools across the county. Our students represented the […]
Macleod family help out at Christmas hamper charity THREE students helped put together 602 hamper packages for families in need whilst volunteering for a local charity just before Christmas. Rory, Matilda and Oscar Macleod, in years 10, seven and eight respectively, were helping the Greenway Foundation in Crawley which packages up and delivers food to families in need within Horsham, East Grinstead and Crawley. […]
Dan’s daredevil challenge raises thousands for children’s hospice and gets the attention of comedian Jack Whitehall too! YEAR 9’s Daniel Macdiarmid took part in a hair-raising challenge in December, single-handedly raising £7685 for a children’s hospice and befriending his idol, the comedian Jack Whitehall, in the process. At just 13 years old, Dan, known to all as Shrimpy, arranged with […]
Theo speaks out to green experts at book launch YEAR 10’s Theo Claydon spoke out about his hopes for a greener world at the London book launch of a leading environmentalist. 15-year-old Theo was attending the launch of author and green campaigner John O’Brien, whose book Stories from 2030: Disruption, Acceleration, Transformation draws together contributions from business, innovation, finance, journalism, […]
Equestrian update LOGS’ equestrian competitors did the school proud at their latest competition. Ruby Norman (year 12), Rhianna Hawkins (year 12), Katie Latham (year 11) and Isla Norman (Year 11) made the three-and-a-half hour journey to Bedfordshire on November 12 to compete in the National Schools Equestrian Association’s National Championships. In the Warm Up class, the team finished first overall […]
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