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Representatives from Hurst’s two Young Enterprise teams present products and plans to business professionals

Last Friday, the climbing team travelled to Redpoint Worcester for the annual Independent Schools Climbing Competition.

Hurst were thrilled to host the Southern Schools Indoor Climbing Championships at High Sports in Brighton.

The library has teamed up with the Diversity and Inclusion platform to launch the Canon Club.   

The introduction of Hurst TV is a natural next step for the College, with an increasing amount of video content produced during the pandemic.

During half term, six groups of Lower Sixth students participated in the final Duke of Edinburgh silver assessment of the calendar year.

Last week we saw current Hurst pupils Harry W and Ryan P riding at the esteemed Horse of the Year show, along with Old Johnian, Lucy Bunn.

Hurst’s Model United Nations (MUN) team returned from their debut at the Royal Russell Conference with five awards.

Result summary of Hurst's inter schools showjumping event held at the All England Showjumping course, Hickstead.

The Hurst equestrian team travelled to Stonar School to compete in a one-day eventing competition.

As the end of the summer term came to a close, the Outdoor Education team were finally able to embark on a climbing trip

The year ended with a flurry of expedition assessments for both Year 11 and Year 12 students