Headmaster

Pronunciation: /ˈhɛdˈmæstər/

Headmaster (noun)

  1. The main teacher in charge of a school, responsible for running the school and leading other staff.
  2. A senior leader in some schools, especially independent or traditional schools, who oversees teaching and school rules.

Examples

  • The headmaster spoke to the students before the assembly.
  • The students listened carefully when the headmaster announced new rules.