SUBJECT SCHOLARS LOGS has a long tradition of recognising and rewarding the exceptional abilities of our pupils. Launching in September 2018, the LOGS Subject Scholars’ Programme aims to celebrate our most able pupils through significant financial support and a range of opportunities within their chosen subject to stretch and challenge them. LOGS offers a scholarship in each Faculty at A Level. We will begin the application process in year 11 but also welcome applications from external pupils wishing to join us in Sixth Form. For those subjects which are only available at A Level we consider a pupil’s overall dedication to their studies and crucially their commitment to school life and how they embrace and exemplify the LOGS values. If selected as a Scholar, a bursary is included in the scholarship to support attendance to key subject related trips and events. Out Scholars are also expected to work more closely with the relevant Head of Subject to inspire and support younger pupils in the school. SIXTH FORM Welcome to the Sixth Form Careers Guidance Options Booklet Subject Scholars Results and Destinations We'll assume you are ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More

RELIGIOUS STUDIES Education at its best should offer opportunities for all pupils to develop their own potential, to increase their understanding of the world around them and prepare them for life as an adult. Religious Studies has a vital part to play in this development of pupils at LOGS by encouraging independence of thought in addition to a critical, creative and sensitive response to spiritual, moral, social and cultural issues. GCSE Course Staff We follow AQA’s specification entitled Religious Studies A (8062). The course examines the key beliefs and practices of two world religions (Christianity and Islam) and four thematic units (listed below). For the thematic units, students are expected to apply their knowledge of the religious views to different issues and, where appropriate, also consider atheist and philosophical perspectives. The four themes are: Theme A: Relationships and families. Theme B: Religion and life. Theme D: Religion, peace and conflict. Theme E: Religion, crime and punishment. Assessment is through two written examinations taken at the end of the two years of study. SENIOR SCHOOL Headmasters Welcome Academic Sport Extra-Curricular Pastoral Care Catering Contact Us We'll assume you are ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More