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Pupils follow near normal timetable with shorter lessons, longer gaps and earlier finish to minimise screen time and maximise co-curricular activities

Hurst College has been motivated to examine its curriculum, culture and diversity programmes as a result of issues raised by the tragic death of George Floyd

Senior school students from across the year groups work hard, do good and engage by taking part in house events from home

Parents and students across the college celebrate the end of World War II in Europe 75 years ago through memories and images

Hurst support Charleston's online event by sponsoring Salman Rushdie in Conversation with Erica Wagner

Around 40 college community members pay tribute to courageous NHS, key workers and armed forces

Teachers, pupils and parents support NHS by making visors and face masks, running a marathon and producing a fundraising t-shirt

Hurst’s Climate Awareness Group aims to cut waste, decrease emissions, inspire and engage

College steps up to help NHS appeals with supplies and deliveries in the local area

Teachers broadcast live lessons from their homes to pupils’ homes

Hurst organise SSBA ceremony for first time as 300 Year 9 students from East and West Sussex attend

Prep and Senior pupils play alongside members of largest military band in the British Army