Hurstmere School is a well-established and respected school for boys. The staff, parents, governors and most importantly, pupils are very proud of the school and its achievements. We are a Specialist Sports and Science Academy which brings enhanced sporting and educational opportunities to our boys and members of the wider Bexley Community. The last Ofsted inspection in May 2011 judged the school to be ‘Good with many outstanding features’. It praised the outstanding leadership, the school’s curriculum, which it judged as ‘outstanding’, and the positive relationships between staff, pupils and parents. Ofsted found that ‘students feel exceptionally safe and behave well’. Our committed and well qualified teachers offer challenge, encouragement and support to the boys to succeed wherever their abilities lie. We have a commitment to each boy entering the School: our aim is to provide an effective and relevant education to equip our boys with the knowledge, skills and attitudes which will prepare them for their adult working life. We expect them to maintain a spirit of enquiry and to develop their independence so that they can look ahead with confidence to the challenges of the 21st Century.
Hurstmere School provides the full range of National Curriculum courses with additional subject options in Key Stage 4 leading to GCSE and vocational examinations. Continuity to higher and further education is provided through links with local sixth forms and further education colleges. Our boys benefit from a wide range of activities which enhance the curriculum and extend the learning beyond the classroom. The commitment of staff and the involvement of parents make school life more rewarding for all, and helps to develop the caring and challenging ethos. Once again, our results in GCSE this year have been excellent and stand the test of comparison with boys’ results in other similar schools in Bexley and beyond. The location and extensive facilities of Hurstmere School have a positive impact. We hope you will visit the school during normal lesson time when you will see a purposeful and hardworking student body. There is a feeling of a community with high expectations and success at Hurstmere which is a forward looking, high achieving school.
A STRINGER
Headteacher
As part of their GCSE Drama course work, fifty three Year 10 students went to see the play "Our Country's Good" by Timberlake Wertenbaker.
Pupils performed with enthusiasm and confidence to a large audience, proving just how much they enjoy their music.
To celebrate London 2012 the Maths of Sport Roadshow, developed by the University of Cambridge, came to Hurstmere School on the 29th February.
A group of Year 9 students attended a Medical Day event at King's College University and were given the opportunity to take part in a variety of medical-based practical activities.
Hurstmere trial a controversial new reward system by sending top boys to the Dungeons for their excellent efforts!
The boys in Year 7 at Hurstmere School participated in a carol concert on 2nd of December at the Holy Trinity church in Hurst Road. The concert was performed in front of the school governors and seni...
On Monday 14th November 2011, Hurstmere held its Annual Prize Giving, celebrating the success of the boys in all aspects of school life.
Hurstmere School’s urban-pop group, SDK, brilliantly connected Classical music to Grime music at their Music For Youth Schools’ Proms performance at the Royal Albert Hall on Wednesday 9th November 201...
Students from the Milestone special school visit to our Technology Department.
On Tuesday 1st November, students from Years 9 and 10, together with the Year 11 GCSE Drama students performed Julius Caesar at The Orchard Theatre in Dartford as part of the Shakespeare School Festiv...
Hurstmere School is celebrating after achieving its best ever GCSE results.
HURSTMERE School's Year 7 football team successfully defended the Kent Cup won the year before by Year 8 team.