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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.

Liza, a Ukranian pupil in Lower Sixth helped organise a breaktime Bake Sale to raise money for a vital cause — supporting war-affected Ukrainian children

The highly anticipated Bake Off returned with even more excitement and enthusiasm following the resounding success of last year’s event.

Flute Pupils’ Concert Raises £330 for Cameron’s Orphanage in Zambia

Hurst celebrated its annual Boar’s Head Procession and Feast—an Oxford tradition brought to Hurst by the first Headmaster, Rev’d Edward Lowe in 1853.

The last couple of weeks of term saw saw lots of Christmas celebrations. The students have been abuzz with Christmas activities and events.

A hot chocolate fundraiser for Off the Fence, a charity that works to support vulnerable and homeless people in Brighton and Hove.

The Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel set the scene for a spectacular evening for the Martlet Ball.