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1 headship
head·ship[ˈhedʃɪp]n2. esp BRIT (position of headteacher) Schulleiterposten m, [Di]rektorenposten m; (period of post) Amtszeit f als Schulleiter/Schulleiterin [o [Di]rektor/[Di]rektorin]* * *headship s1. Führung f, Leitung f2. SCHULE Br Direktorat n, Rektorat n:under his headship unter ihm als Direktor
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