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Hurst enter two teams, of senior and prep school girls, in the annual Roedean Aquathlon for the first time

Over the summer, one member of the Hurst Equestrian team was selected to represent team GB at the Junior Dressage Championships.

Three past pupils, who have established themselves as well regarded cricketers, have achieved great honours this season.

Cricket forms an integral part of Hurst's sports programme, generating success across both boys' and girls' teams.

Girls’ first team won three matches out of four at Seaford College Cricket Festival despite experiencing new format

Sports Day, a the highlight of the Summer term, was live-streamed this year and the staunch competition between houses was still settled on the track

Shell students start their Hurst athletics career with some brilliant performances in the Diamond League

Hurst hosts U15 Softball Cricket Festival for girls, welcoming Sutton Valance, Burgess Hill Girls, Seaford College, Wellington College, Sevenoaks and Cranleigh

First eleven cricket girls claim hard-earned victory against experienced MCC women in 30-over match

As part of the College’s remote sports programme, pupils, staff and parents run, walk, cycle and row around the world

Sarah Jones gives inspirational advice and tips to Prep and Senior School pupils

Independent School of the Year awards judges praise Hurst for recognising physical and mental value of sport and sharing benefits with local community