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.
Young Lewes entrepreneur gets crafty for Cancer Research Many children spend their half-term breaks relaxing but not an 11-year-old Lewes Old Grammar School pupil who spent her time off crafting keyrings for charity. Lewes Old Grammar School pupil, Alice Dryden, decided to help her local Cancer Research shop in Lewes’ High Street. The young entrepreneur spent prize money she won
National bird-watching event inspires our pupils to raise cash for RSPB with Happy Hat Day Just because you’re at home all day homeschooling, it doesn’t mean you can’t dress up and have some fun. Children at LOGS Junior were so inspired by the great work of the RSPB after taking part in its national Big Schools Bird Watch event in
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
