David Watkins, a respected headmaster with a reputation for helping difficult youngsters, walked free from Norwich magistrates court after it was ruled that he had no case to answer.
He was a headmaster with a certain mechanical dash to him: a motorcycle-and-sidecar man, then the owner of a Lanchester, then, in retirement, the driver of a rather pompously sportif Triumph Roadster, with a three-person bench seat in front and two bucket seats when the top was down.
Yousef had arrived home from school, to a house occupied by Israeli soldiers; they had commandeered the building, located near their base, but Yousef's father, a school headmaster with a fondness for Victorian literature, refused to leave a property that had been in his family for generations.
On one occasion she found a note from a journalist inside her then five-year-old daughter's school bag and in another incident she claimed a reporter from the Scottish edition of The Sun had contacted her daughter's headmaster with a false claim she had upset her classmates by revealing that Harry Potter died in the final book in the series.
This guy reminds me of my high school headmaster, with such tight lips and an "I'm sorree" face.
Gene spoke to a retired administrator, who told him that there had been a file, passed from headmaster to headmaster, with complaints of transgressions by teachers.
He's gone from geography teacher chic to The Headmaster with one salient style flourish.
Most people can agree about the headmaster with the wooden paddle.
He was the only piece that didn't have his correct Headmaster with him.
Only one scene — involving headmaster Edwin Leahy and counseling director-assistant headmaster Ivan Lamourt meeting with a student and his guardians — stands out for tangibly demonstrating how the school helps change lives.
