0 the position of being in charge of an organization, especially a school: --
Dozens of well-qualified teachers applied for the headship.
We have far more vacancies for headships than we have the headmasters which were so finely described by my noble friend, with her vast experience of education.
If that is correct, could she ensure that primary teachers, who most certainly will be needed for headships, get every encouragement to go forward for training?
We cannot dissociate the appointment of a military man from other appointments as chief constables and headships of police which for some time have been, apparently, the settled policy.
I hear that when headships are advertised, the calibre of applicants is disappointing to those who are responsible for drawing up the short lists.
We wish to examine ways of fast tracking for headships potential candidates who have shown the kind of flair referred to in the earlier debate.
However, it would be a huge reassurance to potential candidates for headships for our schools.
I want to say another word about headships.
Prospects for those promoted to headships or deputy headships have always been good.
