News from Hutchesons’

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

  • Res7d2bce39e8534573acd51d5b512b280e_miniHutchesons' Boys in Football International
    Scott Lang [S5] and David Aitken [S5] were selected to play for Scotland in the annual Independent Schools International Challenge Match at Tynecastle Stadium.
    2 July 2008
  • Res390b42ea53a44378a143acc98787915b_miniHutchesons' Pupils at J8 Summit
    If you had the opportunity to tell world leaders what they should do to solve global problems such as infectious diseases, climate change, poverty and the global economy, what would you say? Four Hutchesons' teenagers decided to make their voices heard.
    23 June 2008
  • Resb02416d55c6141d5a44571a6e5e35841_miniPrimary 7 Shakespeare Day
    It was Shakespeare Day on 22 May, writes Julia Grewar [P7]. Primary 7 pupils had been studying the writer and his famous play Twelfth Night and everyone had to dress up as a character from a Shakespeare play. Many of the girls were fairies from A Midsumme
    23 June 2008
  • Resb2418531d0424b5ab6be69bcb506ff0e_miniPupil Passes Advanced Driving Test
    A Hutchesons' pupil has passed his Advanced Driving Test, just a few months after passing the ordinary test.
    23 June 2008
  • _lan3138a_miniOfficial Opening of the Kingarth Street Library
    After several years of planning, the Kingarth Street Library was officially opened by Dr June I Gow (C1950) on 10 March 2008.
    12 June 2008
  • Res59819253cfd44790b71a21d012443bf9_miniMusic Supports Youth Initiatives
    The Youth Commmunity Support Agency in Pollokshields is more than £500 better off following a concert at Pollokshields UR Church at Hutchesons' Grammar School's Fotheringay Centre.
    7 May 2008
  • PictureHutchesons Celebrates National Biodiversity Week in its own Grounds
    National Biodiversity Week runs from 17 to 25 May, and staff would like to put in the kind of plants that are especially attractive to birds, bees and butterflies. We would be most grateful for donations of plants. Please read the whole story for further
    2 May 2008
  • Res115d4775453440ababdf4b3dd6958200_miniFashion Foot Forward
    Senior Art pupils at Hutchesons’ took advantage of the Annual Fashion Show of the Textiles Department at Glasgow School of Art in March.
    25 April 2008
  • Resd3c2fb6bde894cb18cad7e61e24348a6_miniPupil Wins National Prize for Enterprise
    A Hutchesons' pupil has won the Young Scot Award 2008 for Enterprise, sponsored by Strathclyde Business School.
    25 April 2008
  • Res8b9c385d94d340e8b04a2219f04c1ffa_miniJohn Buchan Memorial Lecture: Catherine Deveney
    Journalist Catherine Deveney visited Hutchesons’ Grammar School to deliver the John Buchan Memorial Lecture, part of the S6 Talking Points programme.
    11 April 2008
  • Res27440b1cbf294f61aca2be269995be69_miniLewis Lyons Memorial Lecture: Professor Matthew Strickland
    S5 and S6 History pupils were treated to an insightful exploration of moral and historical issues on in the Lewis Lyons Memorial Lecture delivered by Professor Matthew Strickland of Glasgow University.
    11 April 2008
  • Resbdedb41621774dd1bc290f3993a46f5e_miniTalking Points: Donald Findlay QC
    Donald Findlay QC looked surprisingly calm as he prepared to go before the toughest jury of his career to date.
    11 April 2008
  • Resab133d908497451c82ea51a6f5054e1f_mini551 Dalmatians Open Primary Library
    Primary pupils enjoyed their own official opening of the brand-new library by dressing up as dalmatians and taking part in a version of 551 Dalmatians (apologies to Dodie Smith), adapted by pupils themselves.
    9 April 2008
  • Res73bf5e2f06674573a15a6aec81593581_miniAfternoon Tea Entertainment by Primary 2
    Hats were the order of the day as glamorous grannies joined their grandchildren in Primary 2 for a step back in time to a simpler life on the imaginary isle of Struay.
    9 April 2008
  • Resee59ec476b0a457da851a3e1e63a1cf2_miniPrimary 7 Show: Seventy Brides for Seventy Brothers
    It was time for a hoe-down in the Kingarth Street Hall, when the more than 100 pupils in Primary 7 added a few extra Brides and Brothers to the much-loved tale of the seven brothers who finally found true love with seven local girls.
    9 April 2008