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Hutton Newsletter April 2025

This term has been filled with incredible hard work, achievements, and dedication from our students, not only in their studies but also in the wide range of extracurricular activities they have embraced.

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Little Shop of Horrors

The cast and crew of Little Shop of Horrors delivered an incredible show that captivated audiences for three nights and one matinee performance. Our talented performers gave up their evenings and weekends to work on the show and their dedication and hard work truly shone through. A special thank you must go to the team of staff who made the production possible: Mrs. Massey, Mr. Pemberton, Miss Macdiarmid, and Miss Thompson. Their efforts and support ensured that everything ran smoothly behind the scenes.
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Steve Borthwick Interview with England Rugby

Former Huttonian Steve Borthwick has been chatting about his time at Hutton among many other thing in an interview with England Rugby. It's a great listen for parents and pupils.

Listen here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qcPeHDL4bk
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Ash Wednesday

Bishop Phillip visited our school to lead the Ash Wednesday service, which was attended by our Year 7 pupils. He spoke about the sacrifices both Christians and Muslims make during time. During break time, the Hutton Grammar Collective performed for him in our chapel, adding to the special occasion.
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Axia Learning Alliance Public Speaking Competition

We were privileged to host the Axia Learning Alliance Public Speaking Competition for our local primary schools. Year 5 pupils across the area were challenged to answer the question "What is the greatest invention?" Three of our year 7 pupils started the event by presenting their ideas. Well done to all pupils involved.

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February Newsletter

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Hutton win the Faraday Challenge!

Hutton hosted the annual Faraday challenge, inviting Pleckgate High School, Penwortham Priory Academy, Our Lady’s RC High School and Bishop Rawstorne CofE Academy.

The competition offers real world challenges where pupils must use their STEM skills to answer a brief. Congratulations to Jasper, Freddie, Ben, Austin, Riley and George in Year 8 who won the competition with their design of a motorised shopping trolley, and to the other competitors who were excellent challengers.
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