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.”
10-year-old Tobias turns sadness into fundraising in honour of his ‘Dadda’ When Year 5 pupil Tobias Packham was trying to cope with the loss of his grandfather Conrad after he passed away having suffered from cancer and heart complications in December, he came up with a wonderful way to deal with his grief. Tobias decided to do something positive in
Wildlife decline prompts LOGS Junior to invite some prickly friends With one in seven British species threatened with extinction and a 95% fall in hedgehog numbers since the 1950s, educating young people about how to protect wildlife has never been more important. With that in mind, Lewes Old Grammar Junior school children were treated to a day meeting Holly and
Year 10 student, Chanel Prichard, teams up with former Masterchef winner FORMER Masterchef winner and owner of Hove’s Etch restaurant Steven Edwards has teamed up with LOGS year 10 student Chanel Prichard to raise money for Air Ambulance Kent Surrey Sussex. Chanel was elected Seaford Young Mayor in May and movingly picked the Air Ambulance as her chosen charity to
