First woman principal
The first woman prin[cipal of a State coeducational secondary school in the South (Island has been appointed. Miss Rosamund Heinz was ’ yesterday appointed principal of Hagley High School, one of the largest community secondary schools in New Zealand. She will succeed Mr I. D. Leggat, who will become principal of Christchurch Boys’ High School in May after six years as print cipal of Hagley. In the last six years Hagley has developed as a .Header in the field of “second- ' chance” education for adults, i There are more than 140 . adult day students at the r school, 960 ordinary pupils, and more than 2000 part--time evening students.
i Miss Heinz was born in j Greymouth and educated (there and at Christchurch. (Girls’ High School, the UniI versify of Canterbury, and; (Christchurch Teachers’ Col-1 liege. ( After primary and inter-I mediate school teaching she joined the staff of Riccarton High School in 1963. becoming senior mistress in 1969. ; She is a member of the I committee chaired by Sir (Terence McCombs which was (set up last year to review I 'secondary education. I I
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34107, 20 March 1976, Page 1
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