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WHEN year nine Alice Dryden heard her LOGS Junior school was holding a Platinum Jubilee party, she rolled up her sleeves and decided to bake every pupil a cake – all 150 of them.
The 14 year old spent days cooking up batches of classic vanilla sponge fairy cakes and devoted a whole day to icing them – in red, white and blue of course.
She then delivered them to Morley House in time for the Jubilee celebrations on Monday (June 6).
Said Alice: “I wanted to contribute in some way in honour of the Queen who I know does so much for others plus I wanted to bring a smile to all my brothers’ friends’ faces at what was a beautiful celebratory party.
LOGS Junior headteacher Carrie Whyte added: “It was a typically thoughtful thing of Alice to do – she was a pupil her herself not long ago and so it was lovely to have her back – and the children absolutely loved her creations!”
Pupils at the school marked the Platinum Jubilee with games, singing and a fabulous traditional Maypole dancing session.
Equestrian team qualify for NSEA Championships Congratulations to our equestrian team who on Sunday 16th of June qualified for the National Schools Equestrian Association Championships in December. The team made up of Frankie Walker, Lily Taylor Martin, Rhianna Hawkins and Ruby Norman represented the school 80/85 cm teams at Felbridge showground. Some lovely jumping from the girls and their horses led
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
GCSE Results 2026 Congratulations to our Year 11 pupils for their many achievements over the course of their GCSE journey. Yesterday, we celebrated excellent exam results: 32% of our cohort’s GCSE grades were awarded at 9-7, and 90% at Grades 9-4. We commend our pupils on their hard work, their good humour and camaraderie, and the resilience they have shown
