Can you imagine attending a school named after poets? Here at Hutt Intermediate School, four houses bear the names of renowned British poets: Bracken, Brooke, Burns, and Byron. Each house, represented by a distinct color, engages in friendly competition throughout the year, vying for the coveted House Cup. Hutt Intermediate, established in 1948, has been a pillar of education in Lower Hutt, New Zealand for over 75 years. With a current student body of over 600, the school’s motto, “Kia Maia,” translates to “Stand Tall,” encouraging students to strive for excellence in all their endeavors. Interestingly, family ties often influence house affiliations, creating a unique legacy where generations of students find themselves cheering for the same house colors. Imagine the stories these halls could tell, echoing with the laughter and energy of countless students who have graced these grounds.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to