Congratulations to our equestrian team who on Sunday 16th of June qualified for the National Schools Equestrian Association Championships in December. The team made up of Frankie Walker, Lily Taylor Martin, Rhianna Hawkins and Ruby Norman represented the school 80/85 cm teams at Felbridge showground.
Some lovely jumping from the girls and their horses led to some fantastic clear and speedy rounds with the girls managing to get placed 6th out of 25 teams, with some of the toughest teams in the NSEA against them.
Alfie’s lockdown locks lopped for little princess trust YEAR 5 student Alfie Prior grew his hair during lockdown to give to a children’s cancer wig-making charity after his great aunt and grandmother battled the disease. Like everyone else, Alfie was faced with months without being able to visit the hairdressers last March when the first lockdown hit the UK. But he
Congratulations to Lewes Old Grammar School’s A-Level pupils on their excellent results! 41% of their grades are at A*-A; 66% at A*-B. We are delighted for our pupils, who have worked so diligently and spiritedly to achieve their potential, and we wish them everything of the very best as they begin the next chapter in their education; we know they
Student Wins Orwell Prize for Insightful Account of Muslim life Yasmin O’Mahoney has won the George Orwell Literary Prize for her passionate account about modern day life as a British Muslim. She was awarded the national Prize for her essay ‘Different?’ on Tuesday at Pembroke College, Oxford after competing against 178 writers aged 13-18. The final round of the Prize
