Congratulations to Emily and Ella in year 11 who have recently completed their Level 2 Dance Leadership Awards.
The girls have worked since September 2023 to teach a variety of dance classes. They have been observed and assessed and even organised their own dance showcases and workshops in order to complete their qualifications.
A recent moderation confirmed they have all passed with flying colours, with written feedback commenting on “the high level of detail that has been shown across all of their paperwork and how the learners have received specific, individual, and developmental feedback throughout the course as well as the wide range of leadership opportunities available to them.”
This achievement shows just what can be achieved with hard work and dedication and we hope that both girls are extremely proud of themselves.
The girls have been exceptional role models to the younger dancers within the school and we look forward to seeing how they use their new teaching qualification in the future.
The team took part in a practice session at Teamsport Lancing indoor track recently and all three drivers showed excellent speed and kart control which bodes well for the local finals which take place at Lancing in March 2023.
These finals will consist of 6 x 12 min individual sprint races (each driver races in two heats) with points being awarded on finishing positions. Should LOGS Kart Team qualify from this local final then it’s on to regional finals which take place in London Docklands on May 10. The National Finals take place at Teamsport Warrington on June 16.
The great LOGS Jubilee bake WHEN year nine Alice Dryden heard her LOGS Junior school was holding a Platinum Jubilee party, she rolled up her sleeves and decided to bake every pupil a cake – all 150 of them. The 14 year old spent days cooking up batches of classic vanilla sponge fairy cakes and devoted a whole day to
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
Outdoor Learning now at LOGS Outdoor learning puts LOGS pupils at natural advantage Hands up – who wants to go wild at school? Well, our junior pupils have the headteacher’s permission to do just that. Morley House students will abandon their desks for one day a week next term to visit an outdoor classroom at Plumpton College. Run by Forest
