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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.

The Chevnix Charity Tennis Event raising funds for The Chailey Heritage Foundation and The Lymphoedema Support Network.

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.

Following what has been an incredible year for the team, Hurst’s delegates held one final conference before the holidays: HurstMUN24.

The Lower Sixth have been working hard on their jewellery projects this term, and the DT department recently hosted industry professionals to run an evaluation.

As part of their iGCSE Geography module on river fieldwork, our Remove pupils enjoyed a day trip to the River Tillingbourne along the south side of the North Downs.

On Saturday 4 May, three Hurst pupils headed off early to the prestigious Royal Windsor Horse Show hosted in the private grounds at Windsor Castle.

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

Our Lower Sixth English students enjoyed an in-depth workshop on Shakespeare's renowned play, Hamlet.

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

During the Easter holidays, twenty pupils and three staff embarked on the Classics Trip to Sorrento and the beautiful Bay of Naples.