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The first half of the autumn term has been a full one. Our Junior School went yellow, our Sixth Form opened its doors to families, and pupils across the school raised money for causes close to home. Here’s a look back at some of the highlights. Hello Yellow Day Our Junior School came to school dressed in yellow for Hello
Choosing the right school is an important decision for every family and there is no better way to get a feel for a school than by stepping through its doors…
Congratulations to our Year 11 pupils for their many achievements over the course of their GCSE journey. Yesterday, we celebrated excellent exam results: 32% of our cohort’s GCSE grades were awarded at 9-7, and 90% at Grades 9-4.
Lewes Old Grammar School celebrates our Sixth Form pupils’ outstanding 2026 A-Level and BTEC results: 59% of A-Level grades are A*-B; 77% are A*-C with a pass rate of 99%. Of our BTEC grades, 12.5% are Double Distinction Stars; 25% are Distinction Stars and 50% are Distinctions, with all grades at Merit or above.
What a term it has been. From parade routes through the streets of Lewes to an evening at a London culinary school, the summer term at LOGS has been full of moments worth celebrating. Here is a look back at some of the highlights from across the school. Junior School Patina moving on parade Year 6 went out in style
On Wednesday Year 12 were lucky to have Tom Coley come into talk to them about his profession which is sports journalism. He made it clear that both sport and journalism were some of his greatest passions and shared with us some of his great experiences. These being, interviewing Joe Cole and Gary Cahill and working at Bristol City where he covered articles on Antoine Semenyo and Alex Scott.
