Sentence examples for an assistant headmaster from inspiring English sources

The bride's father retired as an assistant headmaster at Jeremiah E. Burke High School in Boston.

Her parents work at the Blair Academy in Blairstown, her father as an assistant headmaster and her mother as an administrative assistant.

He gained employment as an assistant master at Brigg grammar school in Lincolnshire; the headmaster there recognised his talent and recommended that he should apply for admission to the University of Oxford.

Having been an Assistant Master at the Clifton College for three years, he was offered a position as headmaster at a new school which was to be founded in Argentina by the educationalist Michael Ernest Sadler, but could not get the funding to travel there, instead he assumed the role of Headmaster at Colchester Royal Grammar School (known locally as CRGS).

Vadnais joined the school's faculty in 1997, becoming assistant headmaster a few years later, and was given South Kent's helm in 2003 after leading a reorganization of the curriculum.

He was then assistant headmaster of a boys' private school in N —.

Then, last June, Rye's coach, Tony Baxter, left to become assistant headmaster at a prep school.

The bride's father was the assistant headmaster and a history teacher at the Pingry School in Martinsville, N.J.

"We try to be sensitive to keeping costs down for families," said Emily Hyde, assistant headmaster of Archway Classical Academy at Veritas, a new charter school in Phoenix that requires a reusable water bottle and lunch box for each student.

He had retired as senior maths master and assistant headmaster of the City of London School, a dinner was given in his honour, he made a very good speech, warmly applauded, and he sat down and died, too soon of course, but with the evidence of his popularity ringing in his ears.

In June, two arbakai commanders with 30 armed men stormed a girls school in Kunduz city and beat the headmaster and assistant headmaster after they refused to pay, leaving both men in comas.