Sentence examples for most headteachers from inspiring English sources

Most headteachers understand that well-fed, happy children make better pupils.

Speaking anonymously, one told the paper: "Most headteachers will be really upset and disappointed by this.

"Most headteachers love being involved but if you are going to have distributed leadership you have to bite your tongue.

Most headteachers understand the need to ensure their schools balance academic success with the personal traits that guide their pupils' conduct.

As he starts his new job, I'd imagine Matthew Tate, like most headteachers, is striving against the odds to attain that coveted excellent grade.

Most headteachers were opposed to the practice, feeling that it made little difference to how teaching was conducted, and were dyspeptic about the narrow, numerical methods of measuring student progress.

Bowen, headteacher at Horizon community college, said the changes had been "fleetingly" mentioned at the end of a meeting when most school headteachers were not there.

The UK's most talented headteachers are losing their jobs if they fail to turn around troubled schools in just a few weeks, a union leader has said.

In his speech, Mr laws also added that the Government also intended to move 100 of the country's most outstanding headteachers into some of the challenging schools in disadvantaged areas.

In most cases, headteachers and tuition firms said the cost of the tutors was covered, at least in part, by the pupil premium, a state subsidy introduced by the coalition that entitles schools to an extra £900 a year for each pupil on free school meals.

A sign of the tension between the government and the public sector is the fact that only half (47%) say they agree with the government's objectives for their sector (a quarter actively disagree with them, headteachers most of all).