HCH Online Assemblies

In today's morning assembly, the headmaster tells a story for children aged 3 to 103.

In this morning's assembly, headmaster Guy Holloway  argues that a world of polarised views does us no favours; he urges us  to 'seek first to understand, then to be understood'.

The headmaster talks about cats and dogs... and reads Peter Porter's poem 'Mort aux Chats'.

In this morning's assembly, the headmaster talks about  slavery and asks whether or not it was right to allow protesters to pull  down the statue of the slave-trader Edward Colston.

In this morning's assembly, the headmaster tells some jokes and talks about the importance of laughter.

In today's assembly, headmaster Guy Holloway talks about  Alzheimer's disease - and urges you to support Susan Elkin in her  'Unbound' writing project.

In this morning's assembly, the headmaster Guy Holloway speaks about Fundamental British Values.

In this morning's assembly, the headmaster Guy Holloway speaks about Fundamental British Values.

Today's morning assembly: in the light of the riots and discord in USA, the headmaster asks 'what kind of leaders do we want?'

The headmaster welcomes some students back for the  partial re-opening of the school and thanks all students for playing  their part in the national effort to contain the virus: this is not the  time to ease off or to relax. Social distancing remains an essential  part of the national strategy.