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Upper Sixth PE and BTEC Sport students visited F45 Training Brighton Central for a look ‘under the bonnet' of a global fitness franchise.

Lower Sixth PE students took part in a focused Physiology experiment designed to consolidate their work on the cardiovascular and respiratory systems.

A-level Geography students embarked on a five-day trip to Iceland, exploring glaciers, waterfalls, and geothermal wonders that brought their studies to life.

At the beginning of October, our Lower Sixth Geography students had a great first field trip for their NEA work, visiting Newhaven and Seaford beaches.  

The first Entrepreneur Speaker Series of the academic year welcomed OJ, Linus Deluca-Perry, who returned to the College to share his experiences since leaving.

Lower Sixth DT students begin the design of a new pavilion for the campus, gaining real-world experience with architects and industry experts.

The girls and boys of Shell Computer Science enjoyed a fascinating day out at Bletchley Park, near Milton Keynes.

A-level Physics students from Hurst visited McLaren Technology Centre, meeting OJs, exploring Formula 1 engineering, and discovering career paths.

Hear from Eleanor, Luke, and Tessa as they reflect on their inspiring journeys at Hurst, having secured a full set of grade 9s in their GCSEs.

Hurst pupils celebrate outstanding GCSE results, with 78% of grades between 7–9 and 57.5% at 8 or 9, reflecting their exceptional effort.

This year’s cohort of Upper Sixth leavers have celebrated A-level results day at Hurst with an exceptionally strong set of grades across a wide range of subjects.

Our Lower Sixth A Level historians embarked on an enriching trip to the National Archives in London, and learned about the English Civil War.