Hurtwood Cements its Position as ‘The Best School for Media Studies’

We are delighted that for the second year running, one of our students has achieved the top mark in the world in Cambridge’s International A Level Media Studies.

Ex-student Harry Lawtey Wows in ‘Mr Burton’

If you feel like a good night in with a movie and popcorn, look no further than ‘Mr Burton’ starring Hurtwood’s own Harry Lawtey.

Hurtwood Wins 'Best School in Surrey'

When Hurtwood's Headmaster Cosmo Jackson and his wife Tina, Head of Admissions, strolled up the red carpet at G Live for the major Surrey Awards dinner they were just hoping for a wonderful evening.

HURTWOOD ON TOUR

This Easter three different sets of Hurtwood students headed off for adventures abroad.

Hurtwood at the RSC...Shakespeare meets the world of celebrity footballers and their Wags! 

Don't miss ex-student Antonio Magro in the RSC's 'Much Ado About Nothing' in Stratford.

Alumni Special: Hurtwood Celebrates Hans Zimmer with Louise Haile's review of 'Hans Zimmer & Friends: Diamond in the Desert'

Hans Zimmer & Friends: Diamond in the Desert:  some thoughts.... 

New Media & Filmmaking Summer School!

Media and Filmmaking is one of Hurtwood's great strengths, and it would be fair to say that Hurtwood is the number one school in the UK for Media.

Two Hurtwood Ex-Students Named in ‘Forbes 30 Under 30' List

We are extremely proud to share the exciting news that not ONE but TWO Hurtwood alumnae — Georgina Steele and Amelia Hitchcock-Merritt — have been listed in the ‘Forbes 30 Under 30’ Europe list, one of the world’s most prestigious accolades for young leaders and innovators. The ‘Forbes 30 Under 30’ celebrates young individuals who are making waves in their industries—whether that be in technology, the arts or entrepreneurship.

Celebrating Sporting Excellence at the Hurtwood Sports Awards Dinner

Always a highlight of Hurtwood's calendar, the Sports Award Dinner is our chance to reward the talent, achievements and dedication of Hurtwood's sporting legends.

Ex-student Paul Sellar, acclaimed playwright and poet, wows audiences from the Edinburgh Fringe to the Cranleigh Arts Centre