Commissioning of Junior School Leaders 2018
Congratulations to our Junior School Leaders for 2018 who were commissioned today.
Latest news
Stephens and School House Swimming Carnival victors
Our Middle and Senior School Swimming Carnival was held on Tuesday 20 February at the Glenorchy Pool. The boys displayed outstanding sportsmanship and House spirit.
Captains of Co–curricular 2018
Congratulations to the students who were announced as Captains of Co-curricular at the Headmaster’s Assembly today.
March 2018 Open Days
Explore the opportunities we provide for boys to become their best on Sunday 18 March 2018 or Wednesday 21 March 2018.
Year 3 and 4 discovering Chromebooks
Exciting times in the Junior School! New Chromebooks have been deployed to our Year 3 and 4 students who are excited and very keen to explore web based learning and computational thinking.
2018 Leaders’ Induction
We congratulate the following students who have been inducted as Captains, Prefects, School Whip and Chapel Warden at the first Headmaster’s Assembly for 2018 which was held today.
Professional Learning Week
In preparations for the beginning of the school year our teachers and support staff participate in Professional Learning Week. The week includes presentations on a myriad of subjects by staff members and external training organisations.
SATIS T20 Champions
Tuesday marked the start of the SATIS cricket roster with a T20 tournament in Launceston. Played at the picturesque Scotch Oakburn Park, we got off to a flyer against Launceston Church Grammar.
Headmaster announces new Head of Boarding
It gives me great pleasure to announce the appointment of Mr James Bourne as Head of Boarding. James commenced working at The Hutchins School in May of 2017 and immediately made a positive impact with his colleagues and the boys in his classes.
2017 ATAR results
It is with pleasure that we share with you a sample of our outstanding academic achievements of our Year 12 students in 2017. In summary seven boys achieved an ATAR above 99 and 23 boys were listed 37 times for achieving a perfect score in a pre-tertiary subject.