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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.

The Bishop of Lewes, Will Hazelwood, confirmed thirteen pupils and one member of staff in a heartfelt service.

The Chevnix Charity Tennis Event raising funds for The Chailey Heritage Foundation and The Lymphoedema Support Network.

One of the highlights of the Summer Term is always our Community Action Day. Every year, Shell, Remove, and Lower Sixth pupils head out to sites across Sussex.

Last night, our Vth Form enjoyed a series of talks from alumni, a former Hurst parent, and other career professionals.

Last week, our LVI students participated in Young Enterprise; a sales event at Spitalfields, London.

Red Cross celebrated in style on Saturday night, at their ‘Casino Royale’ house ball.

This weekend, the Advent service marked the start of Christmas festivities in the Hurst Chapel.

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old - Laurence Binyon.