News from Hutchesons’

This is the main news section for Hutchesons’ Grammar School.

Art & Design news stories:

  • Street_level_miniLife in pictures at Talking points
    S6 were treated to a fascinating talk by Iseult Timmermans, a photographer and project co-ordinater for Street Level studios.
    24 October 2011
  • Brianna_matheson_silver_medal_at_museums_art_contest_miniSix pupils shine in Glasgow Art Awards
    Six pupils have been honoured in the 2011 Glasgow Museums' Annual Art Competition for Young People.
    24 October 2011
  • Elmer_4_miniMulti-coloured Elephants on parade!
    On Wednesday the 21 September Kingarth Street became a sea of colour as the Primary One took part in a special Elmer parade, inspired by the story of Elmer the Patchwork Elephant a children's picture book by British author David McKee.
    28 September 2011
  • Ben_parsonage_miniArkwright Scholarship awarded to Hutchesons' pupil
    We are delighted to share the news that Ben Parsonage (S5) has been awarded an Arkwright Scholarship, one of the most prestigious of its kind.
    22 September 2011
  • Dsc_4650_miniAnnual Art Show: June 2011
    The library corridor and art department came to life at the end of last term, as pupils once again displayed their talent, skill and commitment in the Annual Art Show.
    25 August 2011
  • Through_the_lens__2__miniThrough the Lens: The Photography Club at the Burrell Collection
    S1 pupils Niamh Canning Waddington and Robyn Marshall report on the Photography Club's trip to the Burrell Collection.
    26 May 2011
  • Amy_dickson_age_12_miniSpring Fling
    Five pupils have won prizes in the Strathbungo Society Children and Young People's Art Competition 2011.
    28 April 2011
  • Sarah_thomson_s5_close_up_winner_miniHutchesons' Photography Competition 2011
    More than 100 entries vied for the judges' attention at the 2011 Hutchesons' Photography Competition. After more than half an hour of deliberation, photographer Alan Dimmick and English teacher (and keen photographer Cate Hamilton) picked the winners.
    19 April 2011
  • Max_milton_miniTop Art Prize for S6 Pupil in Royal Scottish Academy Competition
    Max Milton [S6] has won 1st equal prize in a prestigious competition for school pupils in Scotland run by the Friends of The Royal Scottish Academy.
    25 March 2011
  • Anthony_slinn_miniTalking Points: The Life and Works of Vincent van Gogh
    Professor Anthony Slinn, artist and art historian, gave S6 pupils an enlightening and engaging talk on the life and works of Vincent van Gogh who he describes as the "greatest artist that ever lived." Peter Aitken [S6] reports.
    29 November 2010
  • Professor_elizabeth_moignard_in_the_art_department__5__miniJewellery Expert Visits Hutchesons'
    Elizabeth Moignard, Professor of Classical Archaeology at Glasgow University, visited Hutchesons' to give a talk to S5 and S6 pupils about contemporary studio jewellery.
    28 October 2010
  • Kelvingrove_2010__2__miniHutchie Pupils are Winners at Kelvingrove Competition
    Seven pupils have been honoured in the 2010 Annual Art Competition for Young People, which was established in 1904 and which is supported by the Friends of Glasgow Museums.
    31 August 2010
  • Bil_7624_miniHutchesons' Art Show 2010
    The 2010 Art Show at Hutchesons' was formally opened on Monday 16 June by Graham MacAllister, former Senior Depute Rector of Hutchesons'.
    28 June 2010
  • Nature_winner_-_sarah_thomson_s4_miniHutchesonian Photography Competition 2010
    This year's Hutchesonian Photography Competition saw entries from a broad range of pupils across the year groups. The standard of the photographs entered was very high and the judges had a challenging task to select the winners for each category.
    10 May 2010
  • Sir_alexander_stone_memorial_lecture_2010_029_miniThe Sir Alexander Stone Memorial Lecture 2010: Alexander Stoddart, Sculptor
    In a whirlwind tour of his classically inspired sculptures in Scotland and the USA, Stoddart began and ended in the town of Elderslie, using the idea that the view from his childhood home of a a fine stone monument to William Wallace was the catalyst for
    9 February 2010