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Upper Sixth students at °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¹ÙÍøÖ±²¥ have once again celebrated extraordinarily successful A-level results, with 88.5% of grades awarded at A* to B.

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

In the last week of term, Shell enjoyed an off-site ‘Humanities Day’, which saw groups of pupils visiting different locations across London.

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.

To enrich their A-level studies of the English Civil War, our Lower Sixth History students spent the day at the National Archives in London.

This term saw one of the highlights of the Design and Technology calendar take place: the Summer Exhibition.

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

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

At the very end of last term, 40 Remove Geography students were also lucky enough to spend several days exploring the Bay of Naples.

Following the success of last year's STEM SLAM presentation evening, the Science department relaunched its return for British Science Week.