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Pupils from 10 Sussex schools explored Oxbridge admissions and A-level choices at Hurst with Churchill College, Cambridge.

Hurst pupils celebrate exceptional GCSE results: 85% of grades were 9-7, with 677 Grade 9s achieved across all subjects.

Two Hurst students earned national recognition in the Anthea Bell Prize for Young Translators, standing out among 25,000 entrants.

Five Hurst students visited Oxford University’s Open Day, exploring the colleges, admissions, courses, and undergraduate life.

Pupils Celebrate Outstanding A-level Results with 86.4% of Grades at A*-B.

DT Summer Exhibition celebrates A-level and GCSE work, from furniture and product design to architecture, showcasing a wide range of final outcomes

A group of Shell and Remove Academic Award Holders enjoyed an inspiring and immersive day at Oxford University.

Ahead of World Book Day, the New Bury Theatre was enlivened by nearly 300 young people who had converged for the Southern Schools Book Award Presentation.

Lower Sixth DT students unveil innovative stadium designs after months of real‑world collaboration with industry experts and architects.

Remove pupils visit The Design Museum for a hands-on lighting workshop and design exploration, returning inspired for their next project.

Sixth Form DT trip to Munich exploring Design, Technology, and Architecture, from BMW and Olympiapark to museums, markets, and historical sites.

Sixth Form students visit Dell Technologies in London to explore AI, tech careers, sustainability, and a hands-on experience with Snapdragon devices.