A Headmaster's Humorous Tale of Seventies Prep-School Life
ANDREW PERRY NEVER INTENDED TO BE A TEACHER, LET ALONE A HEADMASTER. Intent on becoming an orchestral conductor, reality soon compelled a change of tune: he bought a school. Plunging headlong into boarding prep-school life, it was serendipity – despite all the absurdities. The smell of overcooked cabbage and the long holidays combined to become his enduring passion for eleven years. A merry blend of humorous memories from the seventies headmaster at the heart of a school.
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