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[ UK /hˈɛdʃɪp/ ]
[ US /ˈhɛdˌʃɪp/ ]
NOUN
  1. the position of headmaster or headmistress
  2. the position of head

How To Use headship In A Sentence

  • I got my first primary headship in Corby, and later in Catterick Garrison in north Yorkshire. Good to Meet You … Colin Golightly
  • ‘There's a lot of evidence that in Bradford senior posts, including headships, are only getting one or two, or no applications,’ he said.
  • Ladki, the headship of a family does not pass to a daughter.
  • Under the headship of the neo-behaviorist Kenneth W. Spence, it led America in the production of psychology doctorates for many years.
  • Emperor Saga retired from the throne in 823 at the age of thirty-eight, the same year he awarded Kukai the headship of the monastery Toji for use as a Shingon training center in the Heian capital.
  • The headship of the governments is upon the beast.
  • The rest of his working life was concentrated on teaching children with special needs and his first headship was at Kingswood School in Corby.
  • Miss Privett said he had achieved a considerable amount during his career and listed a string of credits which St Leonards had gained under his headship.
  • It does appears that headships are filled quickly in Bolton.
  • It found that half would not recommend headship and more than half were considering leaving the profession. Times, Sunday Times
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