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Upper Sixth musicians play concerto movements with orchestral accompaniment at annual Concerto Concert

Hurst Unplugged, the exciting annual event which celebrates modern music, was watched by a live audience for the first time in two years

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.

Students were fantastically flexible at Hurst ‘n’ Brie with changing venues and running orders for livestreaming

Fifth Form finally film their adaption, Greenland – the play, eight months after the initial rehearsal process began

Hurst's Design and Technology department recreate the BBC’s All that Glitters jewellery making competition as part of the A-level silversmithing course.

Cast of Remove musical, Fame Jr., gave the New Bury Theatre a fitting rebirth

Technology rules as each year group bubble in each house film themselves singing then add films to one screen to ‘sing together’

Members of Upper Sixth perform two original pieces at virtual village event

Ninth edition the most unusual so far and still awaiting its conclusion

Concert streamed live for first time from New Bury Theatre as students and staff perform in great atmosphere with brilliant sound and lighting

Solo Music Competition sees pupils from Year 3 to Upper Sixth playing alongside each other