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Through survivor testimonies, family stories, and guided resources, pupils deepened their understanding of the Holocaust and genocide.

The House Christmas Parties gave pupils a welcome opportunity to enjoy time together at the end of term.

The Vth and LVI Christmas ice-skating trip for Wolf was nothing short of winter magic, as pupils enjoyed an evening at the Brighton Pavilion Ice Rink.

As part of her Tuesday service, Fia M, a Lower Sixth student introduced bringing potted plants into classrooms across the College.

This year’s Young Enterprise participants at Hurst have launched their own clothing brand, Naesh Apparel, as they take on the challenge of running a small company.

Upper Sixth student, Thomas D, continued his annual tradition and dedicated the month of November to raising funds and awareness for Movember.

On their Sixth Form Himalayan expedition to Nepal, students explored cultural and religious sites, trekked the Himalayas, and met inspiring local communities.

On Friday 14 October, Hurst CCF marked an important moment for the contingent as the VIth Form platoon was officially renamed Lambert Platoon.

Parents were welcomed to the College in early October for this year’s Hurst in Rep Drama Festival, which showcased the work of our Shell and Remove Scholars.

Flute pupils from Years 3 to Upper Sixth took part in a special tea time concert, raising funds for Cameron’s Orphanage Project.

Early in the Michaelmas Term St John’s House held its traditional ‘Ice Breaker’ disco, which adopted a Wild West theme this year.

This year marks twenty years since the founding of Crescent House, a significant chapter in the College’s recent history.