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8.4
How is this calculated? Hutchesons Grammar School is an independent school located in Glasgow, Scotland and was founded in 1641. The Hutcheson brothers, Thomas and George, initially founded it as Hutchesons boys’ grammar school. Their main goal was to educate orphans. The school is familiarly called “Hutchie” and has around 2000 pupils. The current rector is Kenneth M Greig.
Hutchesons grammar school aim is to encourage pupils to fully explore and develop their academic interests. The school takes pride in the excellent results of their pupils and believes that enthusiasm and interest are important qualities for academic success.
The school has a diverse community of pupils from different social backgrounds. Admission to the school solely depends on academic prowess and tenacity. It has a reputation for academic excellence and encourages creativity, a belonging to a community and strong sense of identity. Its core value are resilience, curiosity, compassion, independence, honesty and creativity.
Pupil Age Range 4 to 18
Boys or Girls Co-Educational
Number of Pupils 1294 Day Fees Per Year £11,082
Boarding Fees Per Year n/a
6th Form Yes Year Founded 1641
Nearest Airport Glasgow
Religious Ethos NoneNearby School: Craigholme
Nearby School: St Aloysius
Area: All Glasgow Independent Schools
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