The Hutchins Leavers of 2012 are an unusually talented group. Among them are a national champion rower, the Tasmanian TQA Art Prize winner, national athletics medal winners, dance scholars and a young TSO musician.
The recent Tasmanian bushfires have had an immediate impact on our community. With over 1000 students, an extensive Old Boys network and a large staff, we as a School have a large number of "family members" within the affected areas.
The Hutchins School Speech Night was once again an outstanding event where the whole school community came together; a performing arts extravaganza and celebration of academic success.
The Hobart Hurricanes recently launched a lunch time ‘raid’ on the Hutchins War Memorial Oval. Unannounced “Captain Hurricane” arrived to have a hit with our boys and hand out giveaways to help promote the upcoming ‘Big Bash’ T20 League.
Students from the Hutchins Early Learning Centre recently participated in a thanksgiving and ‘heart planting’ service at St David’s Cathedral to help raise awareness about heart disease.
The Hutchins Prefects have run the AFL Grand Final Breakfast for almost three years now. Each year the event raises funds for a specific cause or charity.
It was the first solar eclipse in over a decade, and a group of science-loving Hutchins students rose a little bit earlier than usual to make sure they didn’t miss it!
Dr Jill Abell explores the revolution in digital learning in schools, and how The Hutchins School is carving the path.
The Hutchins Middle School's Rugby Team have taken out this year’s Hobart Schools Sevens Rugby Union Challenge.
On Friday 19 October we were blessed with fine weather, great food and even better company. The Senior School Oval was full of rides and activities for all ages.
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…
