11.50pm Saturday 20 March 2010

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We understand the needs of boys very well and that is why they thrive here. We don't rely on our history to justify our claims...

UPCOMING EVENTS:  MARCH

  • OPEN DAY  Sun. 21st  
  • Musical Island Boys Workshop  Tues. 23rd   Dudley Clarke Centre 1-2.30pm;
  • Rev Mark Holland Commissioning  Wed. 24th   Chapel of St Thomas 6pm;
  • Bill Jennings Mother-Son NightWed. 24th  Auditorium 7.30pm
  • Head of the River RowingSat. 27th  Lake Barrington


  • 2011 SCHOLARSHIP ENTRY OPEN See Scholarship sections

Since 1846...

Hutchins, an Anglican day and boarding school for boys, is one of Australia's oldest and most distinguished schools. Hutchins was established in 1846 and has a commitment to excellence and a progressive and forward-looking curriculum.

Hutchins encourages high academic standards.

Sporting and cultural achievements, sound moral values and strong community involvement are equally valued. Boys of all faiths are welcomed into the School where a sense of tradition, a supportive and caring staff and a sense of personal commitment are important elements of life.

 

Latest news

Internet safety presentation

Internet safety presentation for Parents to help children stay safe online - Thursday March 18th at 7pm in the Auditorium, The Hutchins School.

Hutchins Open Day: K - 12

Sunday 21 March 2010, 11am – 1pm

Open Day extends a special invitation to families and an opportunity to meet teachers, to meet students and to ask questions.

MySchool Correct Data

Please click on the following link to view correct information related to the MySchool site referred to in the letter to all parents this week: MySchool Correct Data

Year 12 Results 2009

Well done to Year 12 on their recent examination results.

Australia's Academic and Research Network (AARNet)

A broad goal of ICT strategic planning at Hutchins School is the enabling of a high performance organization with fast, secure and reliable communications.

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