The Director of Boarding co-ordinates the work of the Division Masters and is responsible for all matters which transcend a particular Division. He reports directly to the Headmaster on all Boarding matters. Each Division is under the care of a Division Master who is assisted by a number of Duty Masters. The majority of Duty Masters are teachers and staff at the College, while others are engaged in university studies. Just as at the end of the day, students return to their homes, so the Boarders return to their �second home�. It follows that in a very special way the Division Master stands in loco parentis at all times other than during school hours.

The Division Master works in partnership with the Housemaster Years 9-12, Homeroom Teacher Years 7 & 8 or Class Teacher Year 6. These day school personnel hold the primary responsibility for supervising the �whole education� of each boy in their care. For matters such as academic progress, study habits, classroom behaviour, study timetabling, co-curricular involvement and spiritual formation please refer the matter initially to your son�s Housemaster (Years 9-12), Homeroom Teacher (Years 7 & 8) or Class Teacher (Year 6). The Division Master is available to offer advice and assistance with whom to approach about any issues you would like to discuss.