HCH Online Assemblies

In Friday's morning assembly, the headmaster reflects on  the sights of people in the UK flocking together in the streets and on  crowded beaches - and recalls the proverb, "there's many a slip 'twixt  the cup and the lip'.

In this morning's assembly, the headmaster considers the phrase "let right be done".

The headmaster in his morning assembly urges us all to  play our part in the school community, and to be mindful of any unkind,  throwaway comment. He references the 1942 film 'Bambi' - "if you can't  say something nice, don't say nothing at all".

In today's morning assembly, the headmaster talks about monkeys, Shakespeare, Alan Turing and probability.

In this morning's assembly our headmaster Guy Holloway  reflects on the majesty of the celestial world, with reference to the  Summer Solstice.

In today's assembly, the headmaster talks about fathers  and fathers' day this Sunday... and stresses that families come in all  kinds.

In today’s morning assembly, the headmaster reflects on  the French expression ‘être bien dans sa peau' and tells a story he  first heard when it was read to him by his own headmaster over 40 years  ago.

"Anxieties over class" - in today's assembly, headmaster  Guy Holloway talks about English grammar and asks 'does it still  matter'?

In today's assembly, the headmaster says we must be able  to talk about prejudice - and in particular we must be able to face our  own prejudices.

This morning's assembly: the future of the environment lies in the choices that we must make together and as one.