LOGS is very proud of the U12A rugby team which competed in the Snell Cup hosted by Brighton College this month.
The team had never played together in a match yet still did themselves proud in the sevens tournament by winning five out of seven games, drawing one and losing one.
The team finished second in their group and went through to the Snell Plate competition where they were unbeaten and so won the plate trophy.
PE teacher Harry Sperring said: “Despite never having played together in a match, every player was exceptional and we were very proud of their performance. A great day.”
Pupils present cheque to Mayor of Lewes Pupils have continued their ongoing charity efforts by donating £400 to the Mayor of Lewes’ chosen charities. Head prefect, Sasha Grantham, presented Mayor Michael Chartier with a cheque last week, which students raised by staging a non-uniform day. The donation will go towards two local charities: the Talking Newspaper Association and the Friends
Green movie makers feel the bees knees after seeing their film at The Depot THREE Year 9 pupils had the honour of seeing a film they made being screened at The Depot in Lewes during half term. Edie Hitchmough, Amelia Johnson and Ella Ferguson took part in a six-week film making project at the cinema supported by youth environmental group
Theo speaks out to green experts at book launch YEAR 10’s Theo Claydon spoke out about his hopes for a greener world at the London book launch of a leading environmentalist. 15-year-old Theo was attending the launch of author and green campaigner John O’Brien, whose book Stories from 2030: Disruption, Acceleration, Transformation draws together contributions from business, innovation, finance, journalism,
