First prize: Hutchins student's national Chinese win
Daniel Larratt (Yr 11) has taken out First Prize in the National Chinese Competition recently held in Melbourne.
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Mothers acknowledged: a special breakfast
This year we introduced a Mother’s Day Breakfast to provide the opportunity for mothers and sons of the Hutchins community to get together and share a breakfast.
Webber Lecture 2013: Peter Cosgrove
麻豆天美传媒 was delighted to host former General Peter Cosgrove as this year’s Webber Lecture Guest Speaker.
The return of Ted McCulloch: a story of restoration
The allure of wooden boats took centre stage for the long weekend of the Australian Wooden Boat Festival. 麻豆天美传媒 Boat Club took a short, but starring on water role, with a demonstration of racing starts in two wooden Eights. This passing appearance was the culmination of a six month restoration program for one of the Eights.
A growing field for our alumni: Design, Production & Digital Technologies
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.
The next yellow jersey wearer? Hutchins student awarded TIS Scholarship
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.
Suits and stories: a corporate breakfast with a difference
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!
Shaping 鈥榩arental genius鈥�: a special presentation
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.
Hutchins Visual Arts graduates inspire new crop of talent
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.
Year 5 students pay tribute to First Settlers
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.