The Mikado at Hurst - a stunning production of the Gilbert & Sullivan classic with performances taking place over three dark December evenings.

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Hurst College was invited to provide music before the grand unveiling of the Hurstpierpoint Village Christmas lights ...

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Hurst netballers were out and about at the National Schools qualifying tournament on 26th November ...

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Hurst musicians took part in the Midsussex Music Festival competition 2011 ...

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The Hurst 1st XV progressed to 6th round of the U18 Daily Mail Cup competition after an outstanding performance ...

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Jazz Band give lunchtime concert at local venue

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Hurst celebrates the opening by Sir Derek Day, old boy and 1952 Olympic Hockey medallist, of its second Astro turf and multi-use games area with exhibition matches and informal contests involving pupils, parents and staff.

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HUGS at Hurst - the College rally around to raise funds to help a local family

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"We are celebrating some really excellent GCSE results today, results that are the best we have ever achieved" commented Hurst's Headmaster, Tim Manly. "Good GCSE's in subjects that are valued by both universities and employers are such an important stepping stone to success ...

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Hurst students are celebrating after learning their A level results. "I am particularly pleased” said Hurst’s Headmaster Tim Manly that - in a year when we are witnessing the most severe competition for University places ever - so many of our students have gained the grades they need to attend their first choice of University".

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During the Summer 2011 holidays, a Hurst Expedition returned to Chilingani village in Malawi after the success of last year’s trip.

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An intrepid group of cyclists headed off during the summer break to France to take on some of the infamous stages of the Tour de France

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