As the design and technology field continues to change and grow, many of our Old Boys are continuing to further their studies at some of Australia’s top institutions.
Year 11 student Gerald Evans has been awarded a Tasmanian Institute of Sport (TIS) Cycling Scholarship. There are only eight current male scholarship holders in Tasmania; with scholarships generally reserved for senior, elite and world class cyclists.
Discussion of sport and politics could be seen as a less than ideal way to start a Friday; except if it involves a football legend, one of Tasmania’s most affable political characters and a delicious array of breakfast fare!
The Parents' Association recently hosted the first of the Headmaster’s Lecture Series, with an excellent presentation by Clinical Psychologist and Family Therapist, Andrew Fuller.
Our Visual Arts program has gone from strength to strength and feedback on enrolment tours reveals more and more boys come to Hutchins to experience the outstanding teaching, encouragement and support for widely varying styles.
Representatives from Year 5 recently attended the annual Floral Tribute to commemorate the arrival of Lieutenant Governor David Collins and his party in 1804 at Sullivans Cove.
The Hutchins School congratulates the following award winners, presented with their awards in March 2013, following 2012 submissions to the Tasmanian Science Talent Search.
Hutchins student Jock Calvert will head to Cyprus this July to compete in the Sailing World Championships in Windsurfing.
The Hutchins School Family Fun Night was a wonderful event enjoyed by members of our Hutchins community of all ages. The highlight of the evening was the band Sugartrain who played well into the evening.
The Hutchins Art Prize is a nationally recognised biennial award for works on paper.
To learn more about the opportunities we provide for boys to become their best, contact our Enrolments Assistant, submit an online Enquiry form or phone 03 6221 4236. We encourage you to book a tour with our Registrar as this is the best way to see our School in action. Read more…
