Summary
An investigation found that Fettes College, a well-known private school in Scotland, failed to stop sexual and physical abuse of students from the 1950s to the 1980s. The school has apologized for its past failings, and some former staff members were identified as being involved in the abuse.
Key Facts
- A Scottish inquiry discovered abuse at Fettes College from the 1950s to the 1980s.
- Both teachers and students at the school were involved in the abuse.
- Former headmaster Anthony Chenevix-Trench was named as someone who abused students.
- The school has apologized for not protecting the children.
- Lady Smith, chair of the inquiry, stated that the school could have protected the students better.
- Some victims are still dealing with the effects of the abuse.
- A former teacher named Iain Wares, linked to the abuse, is facing extradition from South Africa.
