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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

Shell and Remove students read their chosen respect and relationships themed book to complete Book in a Day challenge

Respect and Relationships workshops for Shell, Remove and Fifth Formers to support initiative on improvements throughout the school

D&I platform co-hosts the first in a series of training sessions, A conversation with Jude Guaitamacchi in collaboration with #DiverseEd

New respect and relationships initiative launched to raise awareness and help tackle issues of toxic masculinity

This year, Mental Health Awareness Week celebrated nature to encourage more people outside to support their mental health

College host Peter Hoar of It’s a Sin fame to talk to the READI platform and drama scholars

Pupils across the college take part in Mass Observation Day by writing a day diary

Jami Edwards-Clarke is named winner of Outstanding INDEX (Inclusion and Diversity Excellence) Leadership Award