We took a good team of athletes to the recent Sussex Schools cross-country trials. There were roughly 180 students per race, the conditions were wintery, to say the least. It was very cold and windy! The students all did very well, we took a total of 10 students.
Boys Year 8 and 9
Stan Pendered 41st
Will Reynard 55th
Hector Summers 94th
Euan Hanna 125th
Girls Year 8 and 9
Florence Wilson 78th
Mathilda Pratt 126th
Boys Year 10 and 11
Atticus Mohapi-Dobouny 25th
Jo Luker 30th
Freddie Gander 46th
Girls 10 and 11
Chloe Kornevall 18th (The top 20 in each race went through representing the south-east schools on the 3rd February in Berkshire)
Well done to all our athletes but in particular to Chloe Kornevall who has qualified!
From camel trekking to tectonic plates – 10 days in Morocco Over half term, students from Year 12 and 13 travelled to Morocco for a ten-day trip. The broad purpose of the trip was to experience first-hand an economically developing country, and to learn about its culture and geography. Starting in Marrakech, we travelled south to Zagora, then north again to
Goodness baked in – LOGS Junior’s Sam and Sophie spend half-term cake-making for Shelter TWO of our junior school pupils were so worried about the plight of homeless people on the streets of Lewes during the pandemic that they have raised hundreds of pounds for Shelter in the half term by baking. Sophie (Year 6) and Sam (Year 3) were upset
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
