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Archie Gibson
2011-2016
"Being in Red Cross was special, the atmosphere the house gives brings the guys together, creating a tight knit group. That sort of camaraderie that has come from being in such a house has given me friends for life."
Josh Carleton-Smith
2006-2017
"Red Cross will always be a fond memory from my time at Hurst, from endless laughs with friends and house teachers to gritty and exciting house matches. One creates great friendships with the people they live with in Red Cross and these have carried on through to the later chapters of my life. Red Cross was an unforgettable experience and still to this day we laugh about the times we had in this great house."
Archie Gibson
2011-2016
"Being in Red Cross was special, the atmosphere the house gives brings the guys together, creating a tight knit group. That sort of camaraderie that has come from being in such a house has given me friends for life."
Josh Carleton-Smith
2006-2017
"Red Cross will always be a fond memory from my time at Hurst, from endless laughs with friends and house teachers to gritty and exciting house matches. One creates great friendships with the people they live with in Red Cross and these have carried on through to the later chapters of my life. Red Cross was an unforgettable experience and still to this day we laugh about the times we had in this great house."
OJ David Darley spoke with the Hurst Foundation team about his fond memories of Hurst and what it was like returning as an alumnus. More...
Liz joined Hurst in 1995 as Matron of Red Cross and has helped to look after over 500 boys. Listen to Liz in this special edition recording for the Ar… More...
Read about the 'Old' Bury theatre, and its namesake Bob Bury who truly gave his life to Hurst working at the college from 1933-1976. More...
OJ Adam Weatherley looks back on his fondest memories at Hurst and discusses his career as the Head of Development & Learning in Dublin. More...
As a former accountant and England squash player, OJ John Treharne (Red Cross 1967-1972) tells us that he could “certainly not” have foreseen whe… More...
OJs Mike Goodall, Archie Gibson & Ione Searle talk to the Hurst Foundation on how they are using their time in lockdown to fundraise for important cau… More...
A gallery of House Pets past and present to brighten up your day! More...
Tom Hopkinson is currently working as a pilot for British Airways and told us that he had hoped to be in this position “all the way” through … More...
Jeremy Davies (Red Cross -1964) is currently an interim chaplain at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. Read about his journey from Hurst schoolboy t… More...
OJ Robin Maclear (Red Cross -1962) recently visited the Cape Maclear village in Malawi. More...
We are delighted to welcome back Richard Taylor-West as the new Housemaster of Red Cross. Take a look to see all the HoMs for 2020. More...
Richard (Red Cross - 2012) and James Hadfield (Red Cross - 2016) joined together to sing 'You'll be in my heart'. More...
OJs, Dominic Ferris and Thomas Large, created a beautiful rendition of 'We'll meet again' with Dame Vera Lynn and other West End Stars More...
Many congratulations to Liz Handford, who has clocked up an amazing 25 years as Matron of Red Cross House. More...
80 years ago two houses from Westminster School in London arrived in the Sussex countryside as evacuees to be billeted at Hurst College. More...
The Michaelmas term traditionally ends with the House Water Polo competitions for boys and girls, an event which always generates huge excitement. More...
The House Music Competition is one of the most special events in the Hurst Calendar. All students actively participate and also form the audience when… More...
The House Tennis competition was fierce with good quality match ups across the boys' and girls' teams and both age groups. More...