Mr. Too a school headmaster from Kericho in central Kenya.
"We very much want to send teachers elsewhere for training," a secondary-school headmaster from Inner Mongolia, Kong Xiangwei, complained to colleagues at a recent conference in Beijing.
Sir Eric Anderson, his headmaster from 1980-89, told me, "From day one, Norman was brilliant at conveying the excitement of mathematics to brilliant – and indeed not so clever – boys".
Leslie Church resigned as headmaster from Downhills Primary in Tottenham, north London, after the school was judged inadequate in the latest inspection by the watchdog Ofsted.
"I took him as a favor to a headmaster from a 'famous' school because the headmaster, who I thought highly of, gave his recommendation and thought that he had great potential," Mr. Stewart said in an e-mail.
Ten years on from the invasion of Iraq, and five years after the death of his son, Geoff Dunsmore, a retired headmaster from Devon, visited the very spot where his son died in Basra.
Some have likened his spurious grin to that of Friends character Chandler Bing, who famously struggled to smile, while others have gone for a most obvious villain, The Demon Headmaster, from the Nineties children's television show.
Faking it A Danish gem gets a polish in India ReprintsPoul Petersen, an amiable, bearded headmaster from the Danish island of Funen, has been visiting Tranquebar for 13 years.
Citing the First Amendment, a judge on Tuesday denied a request by a New York City private school to prohibit the son of a former headmaster from picketing in front of the school as students arrive for class each morning.
His father, David Hume, who was St. David's headmaster from 1953 to 1990, said in an interview that he was "saddened and distressed by the publicity that my son has produced".
