Prefects inducted at Headmaster’s Assembly
We congratulate Jock Calvert, Louis Devine and Eden Noble who were inducted as Prefects at Headmaster’s Assembly on Wednesday 1 July.
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Webber Lecture 2015
We were delighted to welcome Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Kate Warner, AM, Governor of Tasmania as our guest speaker at this year’s Webber Lecture which was held on Wednesday 20 May 2015.
Corporate Connections Breakfast
Last Friday the Hutchins School Old Boys’ Association had the pleasure of hosting the Corporate Connections Breakfast with prominent Old Boy Greg Woolley (’91) as the guest speaker.
Headmaster Seminar Series – The Honourable Jeff Kennett AC
We were very excited to welcome to the School the Hon Jeff Kennett AC as our guest speaker on Tuesday 12 May 2015.
Mother’s Day Breakfast
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.
International Schools Science Conference, ISSC 2015
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.
Hutchins Corporate Connections Breakfast with Greg Woolley
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.
Headmaster Seminar Series – Webber Lecture
We were pleased that Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Kate Warner, AM, Governor of Tasmania was our guest speaker for the 2015 Webber Lecture.
Lee Kernaghan honours Hutchins Old Boy Benjamin Chuck
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.