Sentence examples for successful heads from inspiring English sources

Why can't more successful heads be encouraged to help less successful ones?

An education bill is going to promote diversity in secondary schools and give more power to successful heads and governors.

"I am seeing excellent heads of schools, highly successful heads, just quit," Mr. Walsh said, "often well before retirement".

He believes the future lies in federations or "clusters" of schools, run by successful heads, and suggests, a little smugly, that there might be a "Mossbourne brand", spread far and wide.

"It's right now to step back and rebalance that approach to carry on driving up standards – our radical reforms give the most successful heads and teachers huge new freedoms but don't hesitate to still intervene in weak schools".

All successful heads I have known play the key role in setting the behaviour culture, and do so by striking a sweet spot between warmth and acceptance on the one hand, and high expectations of civilised and respectful behaviour on the other.

"I'm going to be a successful head coach.

I know that he will be a successful head coach one day — probably sooner than later".

He has undergone successful head surgery, but will remain disfigured and could suffer permanent brain damage.

Bill Belichick, the Patriots' vastly successful head coach, was certainly paying attention.

"I once told Dietzel he was too soft to make a successful head coach," the renowned coach Bear Bryant once said.