By Dan Bloom PUBLISHED: 16:06 EST, 31 October 2013 | UPDATED: 16:15 EST, 31 October 2013 Jack Hutton-Potts, 23, died in a climbing accident off the coast of Anglesey tethered to Vaughan Holme, the teacher who had introduced him to the sport A boarding school teacher accidentally dragged a former student to his death in a climbing tragedy because they were tethered together. Vaughan Holme, 48, and Jack Hutton-Potts, 23, plunged more than 300ft to their deaths down a sea cliff. The pair had met at the prestigious Christ's Hospital School in Horsham, West Sussex, where father-of-two and housemaster Mr Holme had passed on his love of climbing.
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Student Jack Hutton-Potts, 23, was tethered to teacher Vaughan Holme, 48
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Mr Holme slipped on Gogarth cliffs off the coast of Anglesey, Wales
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He sparked Jack's interest in the sport at boarding school in West Sussex
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Coroner: 'We don't know why Jack decided not to hook on the cliff'
An inquest heard Mr Holme, from @placeholder, was probably leading the climb when he slipped and fell.