Housemaster: Mr Steve Robertson.
Steve is an Old Giggleswickian who returned to the school in 2000 as Head of Business Education. He previously worked at a Sixth Form College in Sussex. He took over as Housemaster of Morrison in 2002 and is married to Carol. Steve and Carol have two children, both Giggleswick pupils. Steve coaches the Football XI and is a keen Manchester United supporter. He also helps with the squash and golf teams.
Morrison’s team of House Tutors is:
Mr Peter Keron , Mathematics (Resident Tutor)
Mr Darren Everhart, Director of Music
Mr Jonathan Curry, Chemistry and SEN
Mr Mark Pugh, Physics
Mrs Carol Robertson, Tutor and House Matron
Morrison House is located in Raines Road and was built in the mid 1960’s. The House is named after Walter Morrison who provided the funds for the building of the School Chapel.
Located slightly away from the hub of the school Morrison has its own special identity, and despite being the smallest House in terms of numbers, is proud of its many successes in House events.
A Year 9 student writes: ‘Of course I was nervous coming to a new school, but it didn’t take long for me to feel at home in Morrison. All the different year groups get on well, and there is always a great atmosphere in the Common Room watching Sky sports on European Football nights. I like being at Gigg, I’ve made lots of great friends in Morrison.’
Morrison’s team of House Tutors is:
Mr Peter Keron , Mathematics (Resident Tutor)
Mr Darren Everhart, Director of Music
Mr Jonathan Curry, Chemistry and SEN
Mr Mark Pugh, Physics
Mrs Carol Robertson, Tutor and House Matron
Morrison House is located in Raines Road and was built in the mid 1960’s. The House is named after Walter Morrison who provided the funds for the building of the School Chapel.
Located slightly away from the hub of the school Morrison has its own special identity, and despite being the smallest House in terms of numbers, is proud of its many successes in House events.
A Year 9 student writes: ‘Of course I was nervous coming to a new school, but it didn’t take long for me to feel at home in Morrison. All the different year groups get on well, and there is always a great atmosphere in the Common Room watching Sky sports on European Football nights. I like being at Gigg, I’ve made lots of great friends in Morrison.’
