The Hutchins School Mother’s Day Breakfast was held on Friday 8 May 2015 in Burbury House and was a fundraiser for the Make-A-Wish-Australia foundation. It was once again a sell-out event with over 200 mothers, grandmothers, special friends, staff and students attending.
Year 10 Science students, Thomas Baddiley, Thomas Young, Timothy Lindsay and Angus Szoke recently attended the ISSC, hosted by Sella Matutina Girls High School in Taichung, Taiwan.
The President of the Hutchins School Old Boys’ Association was pleased to have hosted a Breakfast with Greg Woolley on Friday 15 May at Burbury House, 7.00 – 8.30 am.
We were pleased that Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Kate Warner, AM, Governor of Tasmania was our guest speaker for the 2015 Webber Lecture.
Every year The Hutchins School holds an ANZAC service to reflect on the courage and bravery that has been shown by those who have served in war. Hutchins Old Boys have represented their country from as far back as the Boer War and those who lost their lives are honoured on plaques located in the School chapel.
The Hutchins Art Prize is a nationally recognised biennial award for works on paper. The award is open to artists working in Australasia and the Pacific Rim and offers a first prize of $20,000.
We congratulate the following students who were inducted as Prefects at Headmaster’s Assembly 11 March 2015.
On 18–19 February 2015, The Hutchins School’s Teaching and Learning team spent two days with Rubicon International’s Atlas Consultant, Chris Guthrie.
We congratulate the students who have been inducted as Captains and Prefects at the first Headmaster’s Assembly for 2015.
Congratulations to Year 5 student Angus Christie who was awarded Young National Historian of the Year – 2014 in December.
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