... as to know what every true headmaster should know. Five other cars were parked outside the large double doors leading into a hallway. The school had a warm and welcoming feel to it, not too enclosed with plenty of light and open space, an immediate advantage over the school I had left. I drove alongside the other cars eager to meet the previous headmaster and get the interviews, meetings and tours underway. Having stepped out of my car I was swiftly approached by a smartly dressed lady who I assumed to be a secretary of the school. Enthusiastically I walked by her side as she directed me to the headmaster's office conveniently located next to the reception. All the pupils were still in lessons much to my delight, excluding those I saw hid behind the bike sheds with clouds of thick smoke blown from their mouths and rising over the ...

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