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The ‘Eat Them to Defeat Them’ national campaign commenced on March 10 and made its return to Hurst after a successful introduction last year.

Pupils in Aqua House rolled up their sleeves on in March for a fun-filled fundraising event, combining creativity, hard work, and generosity to support charity.

Reception to Year 4 embraced the power of numbers in a fun-filled celebration of the NSPCC’s nationwide Number Day.

The Senior Prep School welcomed Fox News Media Foreign Affairs Correspondent Benjamin (Benji) Hall to Hurst, where he shared his remarkable journey

Flute Pupils’ Concert Raises £330 for Cameron’s Orphanage in Zambia

The Senior Prep were thrilled to welcome Andrew Patterson who spoke inspirationally about the choice we have in our ‘response’ to life taking an unexpected turn

Terra Charity Day Raises Over £1,000 for Chestnut Tree House

Christmas celebrations were in full swing on the last few days of term with the Junior and Senior prep kicking off the Christmas festivities

Ventus Charity Day at the end of November was a roaring success, with students working tirelessly to organise fun activities and raise funds for a worthy cause.

22 pupils across Reception to Year 6 were elected by their classmates to form the first Eco Committee in the Junior Prep School.

The Senior Prep School participated in the annual Tutor Time Karaoke

Hurst embraced Choose Respect during Michaelmas Term aligning with the annual Anti Bullying Week programme.