LOGS Dancers are Awarded Leadership Qualification 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
Raising Money for Red Nose Day On 20th March, students worked together to raise money for Red Nose Day in support of BBC Comic Relief. The School Council planned a fun-filled day for the whole Senior School, with events and activities taking place at breaktime and lunch time. In exchange for a £1 donation, students wore red clothes in support
LOGS Students Celebrate World Day of Languages On 13th March, staff and students at LOGS came together as a community to celebrate World Day of Languages to help raise money for the Red Cross.For a £1 donation, everyone got into the spirit by wearing outfits inspired by different languages spoken around the world. It was wonderful to see such a
Year 6 Pupils Take Centre Stage in What a Knight! Earlier this term, Year 6 pupils shone on stage while performing their production, ‘What a Knight!’ to their friends and families. Set in Camelot, What a Knight! follows the journey of Watt Cobblers who has been expelled from knight school. After meeting Princess Alice and Dusty the talking dragon, the
Students Bring Books to Life on World Book Day On Thursday 6th March, staff and students in the Junior School brought books to life by dressing up as their favourite characters for World Book Day.This year, children enjoyed dressing up as a variety of characters spanning multiple decades, from firm favourites such as Harry Potter and Sherlock Holmes, to more
LOGS dancers don’t miss a beat and achieve 100% pass rate in NATD Junior Medal exams Since September 2024, students in the Senior School dance club at LOGS have been working towards their Junior Medal exam, graded by the National Association of Teachers of Dancing. To prepare for the Junior Medal, students were taught the first minute of a 90
