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Student Digital Learning team visited local prep school, Dorset House, to teach year 7 and 8 students how to use their new Surface Pro devices

United Nations’ Day of Persons with Disabilities used to promotes awareness of the rights and wellbeing of persons with disabilities

In memory of those who gave their lives in war and conflict, the school gathered in the Chapel for a Service of Remembrance.

In aid of Movember, staff took on students in an exciting game of football to raise money and awareness around male mental health

The College’s CCF has been in existence since 1887 and in that time has been inspected on numerous occasions.

As part of the Hurst Festival, the College hosted a variety of performing arts events, welcoming audiences from the local community who were keen to support.

To celebrate European Day of Languages on September 26th the Modern Foreign Languages department and the Diversity and Inclusion platform joined forces.

On Friday 1 October pupils and staff across the College brought their care package donations to Chapel.

This week, as the College returns to a more normal routine, the Music department held their first concert with a live audience, since February 2020.  

Hurst were back at the Brighton marathon weekend, supporting the runners with water stations and musical performances.

Due to Covid restrictions, this year’s Upper Sixth Leavers’ Service was attended by students and staff only

As part of Pride Month, Hurst hosted its own vibrant event to celebrate diversity and inclusivity within the college and wider community