When Old Boy and Tasmanian jazz legend Tom Pickering died in 2001, he left behind a bounty of autobiographical notes, sketches and photographs which have now been compiled into a single volume by his niece Jan Kuplis titled One Foot in the Groove.
Our Hutchins Lions wall now recognises distinguished Old Boy and acclaimedfighter pilot, Stuart Walch – the only Tasmanian to be recognised on the Battle of Britain Honour Board in Westminster Abbey.
A trip to Oatlands in Tasmania’s Midlands has provided Year 9 students with a unique opportunity to share their skills and experience a slice of Hutchins rowing history.
The only Tasmanian to appear on the Battle of Britain Honour Roll has been recognised by the Battle of Britain Historical Society and the Hutchins School with the unveiling of a new plaque at the School.
As we approach another cold winter in Tasmania, we should spare a thought for those who are sleeping rough. The aim of the CEO Sleepout is to help The St. Vincent De Paul Society raise funds to assist the less fortunate.
Hutchins rowers have taken out three gold medals, a silver and a bronze at the National Rowing Championships in Adelaide over the weekend, with the school retaining its position as the most successful rowing school in the nation. The next best medal tally was Scotch College Victoria with one gold and three silvers.
Kevin Hofbauer 2006 leaver has completed his degree at VCA. This year he has been playing Christian a new cop in the Channel 10 Drama RUSH.
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