An exceptionally thoughtful and compassionate Year 6 pupil, Daniel Macdiarmid, has been raising money for various charities since he was 7 years old. It began with his Mum and Dad thinking it would be nice to give Christmas presents to children in hospital but grew into Daniel himself undertaking a fundraising challenge each year. He started with a BMX stunt, performing a backflip on a particular ramp, and then did a 50 mile sponsored bike ride.
In 2018, looking for something new, Daniel’s Dad came up with the idea of doing the longest, highest, and fastest zip wire in Europe whilst blindfolded! Daniel attracted sponsorship from all over the country and as far away as America, raising an amazing £2585.71 for the children at Chestnut Tree House.
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
GCSE Results 2025 We are delighted with our GCSE results, and warmly congratulate our Year 11 pupils on the thoroughgoing commitment and dedication it took to achieve these excellent outcomes. With a pass rate of 93.3% across all entries (compared with the 89.6% pass rate achieved by the independent sector overall), we are especially pleased to have maintained our excellent
LOGS equestrian team trots out impressive start With many school sports teams currently prevented from competing due to the pandemic, there was cause for celebration this month when the LOGS equestrian team took part in its first show jumping competition since lockdown. Katie Latham, Isla Norman, Rhianna Hawkins, Ruby Norman and Frankie Walker travelled to Petley Wood Equestrian Centre near
