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Latest news
Student artwork shines at John Bednall Centre
The work of Year 9 student, Harrison Paine has recently been installed in the John Bednall Centre for Learning Support. Harrison constructed a glass mosaic out of the 37 kilograms of glass fragments he collected along the Derwent River foreshore and mounted it on glass mirrors.
New Prefects congratulated
We congratulate the following students on their recent induction and appointment as School Prefects on behalf of the entire School community: Allen Chen, Lachlan Crowder, George Dargaville, Thomas Dobie, David O'May and Max Waldron.
High profile physicist visits Hutchins
Physics and Chemistry students and teachers have been treated to a lecture by renowned Australian Physicist Professor Peter Noel Johnston.
Christopher Jenkins shoots onto national stage
Year 11 Hutchins student Christopher Jenkins has recently returned from the ACTA Australian Skeet Shooting Championships held in Wagga Wagga.
Hutchins Dance Success at Sydney Eisteddfod
After weeks of training and rehearsing, The Hutchins Combined Dance Troupe has placed second in the school boys section of the prestigious Sydney Dance Eisteddfod.
National Geography Competition Success
This year all students in the pre-tertiary Geography class and other interested students sat The Australian Geography Competition test.
Dancing Success at Hobart Eisteddfod
Dance at Hutchins is continuing to go from strength to strength, with about 30 Hutchins boys competing in the the recent Southern Tasmanian Dancing Eisteddfods.
Webber Lecture 2011
It's not often you find young men lining up to hear a world-renowned ballet dancer speak and give advice.
Max Waldron to represent Australia
Max Waldron has been selected to represent Australia at the Commonwealth Youth Games at the Isle of Man, U.K. in September.