Headteacher definition
Headteacher means the most senior teacher in the Academy who is responsible for its management and administration. Such teacher may also be referred to as the Head of School or Principal.
Headteacher means the headteacher or principal of the Academy;
Headteacher means the most senior teacher in the School who is responsible for its management and administration.
Examples of Headteacher in a sentence
The decision to authorise absences is at the discretion of the Headteacher.
If this sanction is decided upon – in agreement with the Headteacher – parents/ carers will be informed on the day and given the reasons for the sanction.
The student will be seen by the Headteacher or a member of the Senior Leadership Team.
When absence is granted by the Headteacher, the parents will need to agree a date of return.
Behaviour is also monitored by the Head of Year as well as the Assistant Headteacher with responsibility for Student Support and Behaviour.
More Definitions of Headteacher
Headteacher means the substantive headteacher, who is the person with overall responsibility for the day to day management of the school.
Headteacher means the principal of the school.
Headteacher means the Headteacher of a school responsible for the function to which the contract relates or any other person or body duly authorized by the Governing Body.
Headteacher means the lead person in each school.
Headteacher means headteacher or principal and includes a deputy or, in relation to a particular purpose or function, a person authorized by the headteacher or principal for that purpose or function;
Headteacher means the most senior teacher in the Academy who is responsible for its management and administration.
Headteacher means the person appointed by the Directors to be responsible for the day to day management of the School and includes those to whom the duties of the Headteacher have been delegated.