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Year 8 pupils at Hurstpierpoint College marked the end of a memorable chapter in their school journey with a special celebratory dinner.

Year 8 pupils showed impressive resilience and enthusiasm as the annual Year 8 Challenge programme was successfully adapted in response to extreme weather condition

Nottingham came vividly to life on stage as Year 3 and 4 pupils performed their play, Looking Good, Robin Hood.

Year 1 enjoyed a traditional Punch and Judy show at school, bringing a touch of classic seaside entertainment to life.

Year 7 pupils recently swapped the classroom for the outdoors as they embarked on an action-packed adventure trip to Deersleap Park with E3Adventures. 

Reception to Year 2 enjoyed a fun-filled Beach Day, bringing a splash of seaside excitement to school. 

Hurst’s chess teams have enjoyed an exceptionally strong and busy end to the term, taking part in three major events in early June: the Butler Cup, the Primary Cup,

Year 4 pupils enjoyed an action‑packed residential trip to Windmill Hill.

Year 6 pupils returned from an unforgettable residential trip to the Isle of Wight, packed with adventure and teamwork.

Pupils from across the school, including those in Years 2, 3 and 4, Years 5 and 6, and Years 7 and 8, recently took to the stage in a series of informal concerts.

Reception pupils enjoyed a special farm-to-table experience as they picked fresh beans and peas during a visit to the school farm.

Year 8 Drama Scholars delivered a powerful and engaging performance of Cloud Busting, exploring themes of friendship and individuality.