Tim Pigott-Smith reads the journal kept by Dr John Rae during his years as the headmaster of Westminster School from 1970 to 1986
Tim Pigott-Smith reads the journal kept by Dr John Rae during his years as the headmaster of Westminster School from 1970 to 1986.
DetailsWhen he was interviewed for the job, Rae was not sure what stance he took on illegal drugs, but in a famously liberal school his battle against drug users was a constant challenge.
DetailsDr Rae becomes increasingly involved in the national debate on education, but it is inflation rather than politics that presents the sternest challenge.
DetailsDuring a typical day, Dr Rae was called on to deal with everyone from the scholar who steals books to the Prime Minister.
DetailsDr Rae wonders whether he is as well qualified for the job as a colleague who is reputed to have killed a man with his bare hands when he was a member of the SOE in WWII.
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