Australian headmasters
Category: Australian headmasters
James C. Leonard
Michael Parker
Australian educationalist
Henry Neville Montagu
Journalist and newspaper proprietor
W. H. Savigny
Academic and school teacher in New South Wales and Tasmania, Australia
Bill Hayward
Australian educator and cricketer
William Thomas Martin
William Bennett
Australian teacher and teachers' representative
Nathan Spielvogel
Australian author
Douglas John Byard
English headmaster
Richard Burchnall
English cricketer and educator
E. K. Miller
Francis Williams
English-born Australian headmaster and minister
Leonard Samuel Burton
Thomas Smellie (minister)
James Egan Moulton Jnr
Rugbyunionspeler
Frederick Perkins
Perkins, Frederick; class of 1883
David Hone
Chief climate change advisor to Shell
John Lewis
Headmaster from New Zealand
David Scott
Australian educationalist, headmaster of various institutions
Richard Penrose Franklin
schoolmaster and educationist
Colin Macdonald Gilray
headmaster
Edward Sidney Kiek
Congregational minister
Julian Bickersteth
Headmaster and Church of England clergyman
George Farr
Australian Anglican clergyman
Henry Girdlestone
Anglican clergyman and headmaster
Edward Sidney Kiek
Congregational minister
Jihad Dib
Australian politician
Ambrose Wilson
English headmaster
George Weeks
Anglican dean
John Edward Bromby
Australian schoolmaster
Frederic Chapple
headmaster
Julian Bickersteth
Headmaster and Church of England clergyman
Francis Ernest Brown
School master and clergyman
William Stephens
English educator and museum administrator
John William Foster Rogers
Australian politician
Frederick Perkins
Australian schoolteacher and Anglican minister
Bruce Carter
Australian educator
William Timothy Cape
School master in Sydney, Australia
William Still Littlejohn
Australian headmaster
Tony Rae
Australian educator