The 6th formers of Lewes Old Grammar School did themselves justice in this year’s A-Levels. The A-Level pass rate was 97.7% with A* to A at 40.3%, A* to B at 70% and A* to C at 82.2%. The grades our pupils have achieved are a reflection of their hard work and dedication, and also of the commitment and partnership between staff and students at LOGS.
Our top performing students have all got their first choice places at university and will embark upon a range of courses including Medicine, Politics, International Management and French, Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics, and Physics. Head Boy, Sasha Grantham, achieved 3 A*s. Our Deputy Head Boy, Miles Nnadi, achieved 2 A*s and an A.
Headmaster, Robert Blewitt, says of the results “I am delighted by this year’s record A-Level results. This is a fantastic achievement by students and staff.”
Esme in Carmen LOGS pupil Esme Parsons will join world class singers on stage when Carmen opens at Glyndebourne opera house this week. Esme, in Year Seven, plays one of the street children caught up in the tragic story of a gypsy girl fighting for freedom to live and love as she chooses in a world dominated by violent men.
Junior School students kick off Anti-Bullying week by putting on a pair of odd socks On 12th November 2024, Junior School students at LOGS took part in Odd Socks Day to mark the start of Anti-Bullying Week. Supported by cBeebies presenter and Anti Bullying Alliance patron Andy Day, best known for his band Andy and the Odd Socks, the day
Thousands raised as pupils take on 4K run LOGS pupils have raised a fabulous £5546 after running the 4k Race for Life in April. Every year the PE department organizes the run in Lewes to raise funds for Cancer Research UK, which sees students running in rain or shine as they represent their houses. The weather was unkind to some this
