High Hurstwood Church of England Primary School

High Hurstwood Church of England Primary School is set in rural Sussex midway between Crowborough and Uckfield. The school was first opened in 1872 and is just over 150 years old after Holy Trinity Church was conscreated at the same time. Please see some of the old photographs we have collated below of our history as the school population has grown over the years.

Over the years the school has grown and rooms have been added as the school population has grown. We had an extensive refurbishment in 2009 to include new school hall and improved office areas, offices and IT room.

The building today comprises of a hall, kitchen, office area, four separate classrooms with outside spaces, a renovated library, refurbished nurture room, group room, IT suite, staff room and kitchen area.

If you want to learn more the history of the school and the village, please click here for the High Hurstwood History website. Thank you to Tarquin Brown and Derek Miller for all of your research and support in establishing this page.

 We are always looking to improve this page so if you have any photographs or information you would be willing to share please contact the School Office by email and phone using the contact us page.

High Hurstwood CE School, pictured in 1883.

High Hurstwood CE School, pictured in 1912.

High Hurstwood CE School, pictured in 1997.