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On their Sixth Form Himalayan expedition to Nepal, students explored cultural and religious sites, trekked the Himalayas, and met inspiring local communities.

CSgt Callum C selected as Lord-Lieutenant’s Cadet, a prestigious recognition of his leadership and service in Hurst’s CCF.

Eight schools unite for the JPS Book Awards 2025, reading five books across the year to crown a winner.

Students explored diverse performance skills through immersive masterclasses, technical sessions, and collaborative showcases at Hurst Stage.

Our talented swimmers celebrated a historic first victory in the College’s new swimming pool during the opening round of the Schools Swimming Super League.

A-level Physics students from Hurst visited McLaren Technology Centre, meeting OJs, exploring Formula 1 engineering, and discovering career paths.

Hear from Eleanor, Luke, and Tessa as they reflect on their inspiring journeys at Hurst, having secured a full set of grade 9s in their GCSEs.

Hurst pupils celebrate outstanding GCSE results, with 78% of grades between 7–9 and 57.5% at 8 or 9, reflecting their exceptional effort.

This year’s cohort of Upper Sixth leavers have celebrated A-level results day at Hurst with an exceptionally strong set of grades across a wide range of subjects.

The Senior Prep School wrapped up the academic year with a spectacular day of celebration, combining the joy of Prize Day with the energy of Sports Day.

Hurst Athletics celebrates a record-breaking performances at the 2025 Sussex Track and Field County Championships, with 28 podium finishes.

Hurst athletes shine in the Sussex Independent Schools Diamond League, setting records and earning medals across track and field events.