HCH Online Assemblies

As we enter the worst period of the pandemic in the UK, the headmaster  recalls William Mompesson, the Church of England priest, and his  leadership of the Derbyshire village of Eyam during the plague of  1665/66.

In  today's assembly, the headmaster ponders the misunderstandings that  arise in language and asks us to consider the implications of living  with artificial intelligence (AI).

In today's morning assembly, the headmaster talks about Friday as a day of love and fish. Enjoy!

Reflecting on Trump and the events of yesterday.

The first assembly of the third lockdown, Guy Holloway speaks about the importance of language and the skill of responding and not reacting.

The headmaster Guy Holloway gives the final assembly of  the school year, with reference to the school motto "fortiter in re  suaviter in modo". See you all in September - time now to read, rest and  play.

In today's morning assembly, headmaster Guy Holloway reflects on the phrase, "I'm bored"...

In this morning's assembly, the headmaster discusses the  coronavirus vaccine and asks how we balance intellectual property rights  with serving the public good?

In this morning's assembly, the headmaster talks  about the danger of carving knives and headphones: whether or not we  permanently damage ourselves is our choice.

In today's assembly, the headmaster talks about how we can safely greet each other in Covid-19 times.