We are delighted with our GCSE results, and warmly congratulate our Year 11 pupils on the thoroughgoing commitment and dedication it took to achieve these excellent outcomes. With a pass rate of 93.3% across all entries (compared with the 89.6% pass rate achieved by the independent sector overall), we are especially pleased to have maintained our excellent Grade 7-9 result share of 41.6%.
We are very proud of our pupils’ achievements.
Parliament beckons for Mia It’s not often that a 15-year-old gets to write in the statute book, but Mia Harvey-Munro might just find she’s influenced the law of the land after a spell in the mother of Parliaments. Mia, with her sights set on a career in politics, took the initiative when it came to finding a week’s work experience
Hogs at LOGS as part of education drive to save the species YOUNG pupils were taught the perils that British hedgehogs face this week when a clutch of the spiky creatures visited Lewes Old Grammar Junior School. With just a million hedgehogs left in Britain and numbers down 50% since 2000, little ones are being taught ways in which we
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
