Elsa was appointed as the Head of Wilson House in 2019 after commencing as School Nurse in 2017 and now holds the role of Director of Boarding. Elsa has extensive experience in areas including Intensive Care, Midwifery, Remote Area Nursing and as a Flight Nurse for Care Flight International. Prior to returning to Albury with her husband and three children, Elsa spent 9 years working in the Northern Territory in both urban and remote settings gaining a wealth of knowledge in public health, mental health and working with adolescents.

Elsa grew up on a large cattle feedlot just outside Griffith in NSW and spent her holidays working on the farm.  

Elsa is an Alumna of Scots and spent six years living in Wilson House with her twin sister, their older brother living in Sellars House. After graduating from Scots, she studied her nursing degree at CSU in Albury. Elsa enjoys working closely with the Boarding families and staff.

A Boarding House Boarding Supervisor with over a decade's worth of experience, Tom was elevated to the role of Head of Boys Boarding in 2021. Tom's role sees him handle the day-to-day management and operations of Sellars House.

Tom has been a staff member at Scots since 2009 when he took on the role of Pipe Band and Drum Kit Tutor which he still holds to this day in conjunction with his position in boarding.  

Tom has transferred his passion, dedication and care for his drum teaching across to his boarding role and loves nothing more than to inspire young men and women to achieve their potential whilst maintaining a positive disposition and cheeky sense of humour.

Rachel embarked on a Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) to pursue an interest in working with teenagers, but she only realised that goal when she started as a casual assistant in Scots Boarding in 2019.

Now with her recent appointment as Head of Girls Boarding, Rachel is finally influencing young lives in the way she envisioned all those years ago.

Since Rachel started at Scots, she has shown a deep commitment to making the Boarding environment as homely and welcoming as possible, fully aware that homesickness is the biggest challenge for boarders to overcome.