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The House Christmas Parties gave pupils a welcome opportunity to enjoy time together at the end of term.

The Vth and LVI Christmas ice-skating trip for Wolf was nothing short of winter magic, as pupils enjoyed an evening at the Brighton Pavilion Ice Rink.

At the start of December, five RAF cadets travelled to Salisbury for their flying experience at MOD Boscombe Down.

To mark reaching the halfway point of their School Prefect journey, our Upper Sixth Prefects enjoyed a well earned visit to Jumpin Fun in Burgess Hill.

In November, the St John’s Shakespeare Society made its annual return to the New Bury Theatre with a striking contemporary interpretation of Hamlet.

In preparation for the upcoming production of Sweeney Todd, the cast took part in a traditional wet shave workshop to support their character work.

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.

Early in the Michaelmas Term St John’s House held its traditional ‘Ice Breaker’ disco, which adopted a Wild West theme this year.

This year marked the 60th anniversary of the Hurst College National Schools Jumping Championships, held at Hickstead Showground.

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

This week, our Head of College Dominic Mott officially opened Hurst’s stables at Hascombe Farm; an equestrian centre set in the Heart of the South Downs.