The Headmaster’s Assembly held this week included the induction of Thomas Bester, Harrison Evans, Philip Humphrey, Alec Kelly, Owen Law, Nicholas McIntyre, Angus Szoke, James Weir and Lewis Wood as prefects for 2017.
Mr John Brettingham-Moore (OB 1935–44) is our first exhibited Old Boy Collector. John’s artworks are currently featured in an exhibition held on display in the Olga Braham Gallery, extending into the Baldwin Wing and a section of the Nettlefold Library.
Well done to our Cross Country Team that competed yesterday at the Southern SATIS Cross Country event at Rokeby Police Academy.
The Hutchins Senior Dance Troupe recently travelled to Queensland to compete in the Brisbane Arts Eisteddfod that caters specifically for secondary school dance groups.
Year 9 students Riley Ashlin and Axel Moore have just been named the state winners of the ASX schools sharemarket game
The 2017 Webber Lecture was given by Lieutenant General (retired) David Morrison AO on 22 May. The focus of the Lecture was the power of words and of storytelling.
On Thursday 11 May 2017 the School hosted an evening with Lisa Darmanin of Waterhouse Darmanin Sailing. Lisa captured our hearts as the 2016 Rio Olympics where she, along with her cousin Jason Waterhouse, won Sailing Silver in the exciting Nacra 17 class.
The Hutchins School Prefects Mother’s Day Breakfast was once again one of our most popular events of the year with over 200 mums, carers, grandmothers, friends, mentors and students in attendance at Burbury House this morning.
On 12 and 13 May we were very excited to host Tasmania’s first State Conference for teachers of Chinese.
On Monday 8 May 2017 we welcomed Mr Bill Toppin (Headmaster 1997–2007), Mr Tan, William and Daisy Yiu from the Piaget Academy in Jakarta.
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