| Anna was Windstone's headmistress, he didn't need any specific grades to get in as long as she thought he was ready. |
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| She is often accused of sounding like a headmistress of a girls' public school, part bossy, part jolly hockey sticks. |
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| Sister Madalena was headmistress and woe betide at Monday assembly if you hadn't been to Mass on Sunday. |
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| She looks like a private school headmistress awakening from a five-minute power nap. |
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| To give her her due, the headmistress wasn't too keen on league tables herself and has spoken out against government prescriptiveness. |
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| If it were up to me, mathematics, cold-calling, my daughter's current headmistress and non-automatic cars would be outlawed entirely. |
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| We both got dragged of to the headmistress, but I swear from that day on she never bothered me again and nor did anyone else. |
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| Winning competitions is definitely a bonus, and Philip is even given time off by his headmistress at Oldfield Primary School to take part. |
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| Huxley also typed in the advances Bernard makes to Eton's headmistress during the showing of the Penitentes film. |
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| Ivy Starkie, the headmistress of Threshfield Primary School for the past 25 years, retired. |
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| I know Mrs Havelock, the headmistress at my junior school didn't really approve of the word nice, but in this case it truly was. |
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| The headmistress of Rainhall Road Primary School, Barnoldswick, issued a blunt warning regarding statements about the closure of the school. |
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| She clashed with the headmistress so often that she kept a log of incidents on the advice of colleagues. |
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| At Walthamstow High School for Girls the headmistress called in the police to barricade the young women in the school with police vans. |
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| His father is a captain in the British Guards and his mother is the headmistress of a prep school in England. |
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| Sent to Allenswood school in England at fifteen, Eleanor was inspired by headmistress Marie Souvestre. |
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| Suddenly there was a knock on the door and the small, stern headmistress stepped in. |
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| And there is actually in the book, there's a true story from first headmistress of a school we went to when we were very young. |
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| There are five teachers plus a headmistress, and a classroom and school facilities, including computers and the Internet. |
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| Anna was the headmistress of a boarding school, her senses and ability to catch children in the wrong were quite well exercised. |
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| Inside, headmistress Ibistam Mahdi cuts a yellow ribbon, and thanks the men through a translator. |
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| One of Rogers's earliest moves as headmistress was to revise the school's awards policy. |
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| Elizabeth Lister has been the headmistress at Westgate Primary School, on Scarborough Road, for the past nine years or so. |
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| It happened that Hone was educated in a school, strange to say, whose headmistress was a Wesleyan. |
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| The new headmistress of Horton-in-Ribblesdale primary school says she is more than ready for the challenges that lie ahead. |
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| To truly understand what is taking place, we must go back ten years, when the school's headmistress was only thirteen years of age. |
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| I would have said it to any other teacher in the school, but the headmistress was going a bit far. |
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| It's like the headmistress of your secondary school has legged it and the PE teachers have spotted their chance to seize power. |
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| The headmistress of our primary school said the schools will not be aware of how they are ranked. |
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| My previous headmistress had said that winning the scholarship was as good as a hundred pounds in my pocket. |
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| The school's headmistress, Karima Hassan Ahmad, says with fresh paint, new supplies and a place to display their artwork, they're expressing themselves like never before. |
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| After the headmistress branded him a troublemaker and excluded him from the Christmas party, he punctured her car tyres with a nail and was swiftly expelled. |
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| Twenty-two sheep found themselves with a week's detention at Ingleton Middle School after the headmistress, Mary Parker, impounded the woolly creatures. |
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| But in reality she was equal parts headmistress, psychotherapist, iron-willed favorite aunt and temperate bartender. |
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| The girls were coached by their teacher and the headmistress. |
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| The headmistress raced over and tried to cover her student with her body, explaining that it was at her request that the burka had been removed. |
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| He heard that the former headmistress of the girls' secondary school had been a classmate of the wife of the then president. |
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| She never took a degree but in 1881 was appointed headmistress of the prestigious Advanced School for Girls in Adelaide. |
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| If this ban is not respected, the headmistress initiates a discussion with the educational team and the child's family. |
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| This information is subsequently transmitted to the school and the headmistress then formally enrols the child. |
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| It occurred to the headmistress to ask an Arab mother to come and read aloud stories taken from books written in their own language. |
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| Classes have been held up or cancelled, forcing the headmistress to send students home. |
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| Contactperson for the Orphanage Noël in Nyundo Rwanda is the headmistress Athanasie Nyirabagasera. |
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| In her mid-20s Anthony began a teaching career, eventually settling in the Rochester, New York, area as the headmistress of a local school. |
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| Community members have praised its usefulness and have expressed their appreciation to the school staff, especially the headmistress. |
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| Miss Fritton is headmistress of St Trinian's, where her unorthodox doctrine and free expression has brought her a collection of very uninhibited pupils. |
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| His wife, the headmistress of a local primary school, bought groceries at the village shop where Mrs McMullen worked. Everyone in Upperlands knew Mr Kearney had killed Mrs McMullen's husband, John Proctor. |
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| The headmistress rings a bell and they fall into line. |
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| Miss Gardiner, a former headmistress turned life coach, has just announced plans to set up a support group for workaholics. |
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| Oddie and Packham are not advocating a return to 1940s childhoods, but people are bound to make comparisons with the stern headmistress of the Enid Blyton school. |
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| No Shia has become a cabinet minister or general or even a headmistress in a state school, reflecting the Saudis' severe Wahhabism, in effect the kingdom's official doctrine. |
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| However, the incident which occurred in the Slovenian school in Barkovlje near Trieste on Tuesday this week was also an attempt to terrorise the headmistress, the teachers, the children and their parents. |
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| If necessary, the headmistress will get involved. |
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| The Nazim had a round of the schools and met with headmistress nd clerk on the occasion. |
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| A FORMER headmistress who died earlier this year has left an entire library of thousands of extremely rare books to her beloved school. |
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| She is now back as headmistress of Nahisa Barbad School. |
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| The headmistress recognised his talent early on, as did many of his subsequent educators. |
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| He disdains the County Sec, but finds that Miss Florey, the headmistress, has worked for an archaeologist he admires. |
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| The headmistress of my son's school could not bear the situation. |
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| Later, I was appointed headmistress at Nabisunsa Girls Senior Secondary School and then promoted to Headmistress at Mount St. Mary's Secondary School, Namagunga. |
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| On 7th september, Franska Skolan in Stockholm organized an Awards ceremony in the presence of the headmistress of the school, the director of the French Institute in Stockholm, and teachers. |
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| It was while teaching at Grangetown Board School that Ethel met headmistress Connie Burns, who was a fellow music lover and founder of the Eston Concert Party. |
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| Ali Hassan, Director of the Ajman Education Zone, said the Investigation Committee will summon the teacher and the school's headmistress as part of a probe they have launched. |
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| I realise luvvie Lumley is regarded as a national heroine, but this was like being dragged along on a dull school outing by a melodramatic headmistress. |
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| In Matilda, Bruce Bogtrotter steals cake from the evil headmistress, Miss Trunchbull, and is forced to eat a gigantic chocolate cake in front of the school. |
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