Assistant Housemasters/Residential Tutors
“When I arrived in 1998, we increased the level of staff units of accommodation in the houses to ensure that each house had more residential staff such as a residential tutor, (in later years, the role’s responsibility was enhanced and called assistant housemaster) in addition to a residential or non-residential housemother.”—Andrew Hunter, SCAI Witness Statement (17 November 2020)
[Note: Assistant Housemasters existed long before Andrew Hunter arrived in 1998. For example, Kenneth Houston was Housemaster and Gordon Cruden Assistant Housemaster of Rogerson East in 1985).]
