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This year’s Scholars’ Concert showcased our exceptional musical talent across genres, from Howells and Debussy to Sondheim and soul.

Celebrating pupils’ hard work with orchestral classics, pop arrangements, Soul Band grooves, and big band jazz.

Hurst Dance pupils visited London to experience Sir Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes, gaining insight into professional performance and storytelling in Dance.

Pupils from Shell, Remove, and Fifth Form, along with students from the Lower Sixth, worked together this term to present So Lonely.

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.

The last concert of the academic year, ‘Music for a Summer’s Eve’, was a celebration of a great year of excellent music-making at Hurst.

This term saw the Shell take on an age-old classic: Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s Jospeh and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat.

This term’s Concerto Concert gave Prep and Senior School musicians an excellent opportunity to perform a concerto movement alongside professional musicians.

This week saw a Lower Sixth cast put on their rendition of Mike Bartlett’s Love, Love, Love.

Last week, Hurst had the pleasure of hosting West End and Broadway performers Daniel Koek and Kerry Ellis for a fantastic performance.

Last week, our audience members had their garlic cloves and wooden stakes at the ready as they watched Hurst’s very first performance of Dracula.

Last Friday evening, Hurst had the pleasure of hosting the 2024 Southern Schools Book Award Presentation Evening.