The phrase "and the headmaster of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's position or title in an educational institution, typically in a formal context.
Example: "She is a respected educator and the headmaster of the local high school."
Alternatives: "and the principal of" or "and the director of".
A friendly English teacher paid for him to attend summer camp and the headmaster of Cockburn High School urged him to "think of professional life".
So it was odd to hear this week from Dr Anthony Seldon – historian, biographer, and the headmaster of Wellington College – on discrimination.
The Rev. Giles P. Hayes, a Roman Catholic priest and the headmaster of the Delbarton School in Morristown, N.J., officiated at the Church of Christ the King in New Vernon, N.J.
Melvyn Roffe, a senior member of the SBSA and the headmaster of the Wymondham College state boarding school in Norfolk, said: "It's sort of going back to the future.
We had the Bishop of Woolwich and the Headmaster of Alley's; from the latter pair alone, must it not have seemed to the official custodians of our morals that the whole world was ganging up on them?
Richard McPherson, a fellow member of Opus Dei and the headmaster of the Heights School, said he continued to believe that Mr. Hanssen's shows of piety and his lack of interest in material goods "were not some sort of cover".
Richard Park, the chief executive of Global Radio and the headmaster on the BBC talent show Fame Academy was born in the town, where he attended Kirkcaldy High School.
Ziauddin founded and was the headmaster of a school of more than 1,000 students.
Working under Seligman's sponsorship, Duckworth developed her Grit Scale in 2004, applying it at West Point, and, in the next year, linked up with two educators, Dave Levin, the co-founder of KIPP, and Dominic Randolph, the headmaster of Riverdale Country School, a private school in the Bronx.
Ms. Kuzwayo, whose name before her marriage was Nnoseng Ellen Serasengwe, was born June 29 , 1914 in the Orange Free State, an Afrikaner-dominated faregionreginto into a family of ministers and teachers; her maternal grandfather graduated from a missionary college in 1879 and had been the headmaster of a multiracial boys school and a court interpreter.
The authors thank all the data collectors, study participants and the headmasters of the selected schools for permitting to conduct the study.
