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Classification: People: By occupation: Educators: Schoolteachers: By nationality: British
Also: United Kingdom: People: By occupation: Educators : Schoolteachers






Subcategories


This category has the following 9 subcategories, out of 9 total.




 





  • ► English schoolteachers‎ (18 C, 430 P)





  • ► Schoolteachers from Northern Ireland‎ (22 P)





  • ► Scottish schoolteachers‎ (122 P)





  • ► Welsh schoolteachers‎ (45 P)






F




  • ► Falkland Islands schoolteachers‎ (6 P)





G





  • ► General Secretaries of NASUWT‎ (5 P)





  • ► General Secretaries of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers‎ (5 P)





  • ► General Secretaries of the National Union of Teachers‎ (11 P)






N




  • ► National Teaching Fellows‎ (1 P)








Pages in category "British schoolteachers"


The following 168 pages are in this category, out of 168 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




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  • School Teachers Opposed to Performance Pay



A



  • Charles Abbot (botanist)

  • Prince Abdi

  • Paul Adelman

  • Adrian Adlam

  • Sam Aiston

  • Justine Allain Chapman

  • George Anderson (educator)




B



  • John Babington (Royal Navy officer)

  • Ann Bagnall

  • Frederick Bancroft

  • Muhammad Abdul Bari

  • Lilian Barker

  • Jocelyn Barrow

  • Caroline Baston

  • Stephen Baxter (author)

  • Gerald Bernbaum

  • Enid Bibby

  • Julian Bickersteth

  • Reg Bolton (clown)

  • Heather Brigstocke, Baroness Brigstocke

  • Gerald Brooke

  • Godfrey Brown

  • William Brown (headmaster)

  • Sophie Bryant

  • Archibald Walter Buckle

  • Keith Bullen (poet)

  • Lawrence Burd

  • Raymond Butt




C



  • Mary Cannell

  • Roger Clifford Carrington

  • Reginald Carter (headmaster)

  • Manoj Chitnavis

  • Gouri Choudhury

  • Noorul Choudhury

  • Bernard Coard

  • Patricia Collarbone

  • Pamela Coward




D



  • Emily Davison

  • Jon Davison (professor)

  • David V. Day

  • Evelyn Denington, Baroness Denington

  • Suran Dickson

  • Alex Dolan

  • Kenneth Durham




E



  • Peter Eagles

  • Margaret Eaton, Baroness Eaton

  • A. Maitland Emmet

  • Philip Evans (headmaster)




F



  • David N. Farr

  • Eliza Fenwick

  • Phyllis Flowerdew

  • Alec Garden Fraser




G



  • Beryl Gilroy

  • G. David Green

  • Humfrey Grose-Hodge




H



  • Caroline Haddon

  • Julian Hails

  • F. E. Halliday

  • Joan Harbison

  • Roy Heath

  • Michael Hoban

  • James Hodgson (cricketer, born 1969)

  • Sharon Hollows

  • Michael Holman (priest)

  • Gerald Howat

  • Peter Howell-Jones

  • Mark Hunter (civil servant)

  • Eddy Huntington

  • Tharik Hussain




I



  • Tamsyn Imison

  • Susan Sutherland Isaacs




J



  • George Andrew Jacob

  • Mary James (educator)

  • Tom Jenkins (teacher)

  • David Jewell




K



  • John Keate

  • Freda Kelsall

  • John Kempe

  • Evelyn King (politician)

  • John Edward King

  • Glenys Kinnock, Baroness Kinnock of Holyhead




L



  • William Langford (cricketer)

  • Barnaby Lenon

  • Graham Loomes




M



  • Mary Macdonald

  • Janet Mackenzie

  • Leah Manning

  • John Marsden (rower)

  • Mary Marsh

  • Sybil Marshall

  • Christine Maxwell

  • Colleen McCabe

  • James McEvoy (teacher)

  • Joan McVittie

  • F A Meier

  • Helen Metcalf

  • Sidney Miller (headmaster)

  • Anthea Millett

  • Patricia Moberly

  • Mark Moore (educator)

  • Sir Henry Mordaunt, 12th Baronet

  • Patricia Morgan-Webb

  • Andrew Morris (conductor)

  • John Moule




N



  • John Nettleship

  • Muriel Nichol




O


  • Walter Fraser Oakeshott



P



  • James Page (rower)

  • Alison Peacock

  • James Surtees Phillpotts

  • Erica Pienaar

  • Kath Pinnock, Baroness Pinnock




R



  • Willingham Franklin Rawnsley

  • Diane Redmond

  • Harry Rée

  • Dorothy Rees

  • Geoffrey Rees

  • Michael Reiss

  • Richard Rhodes (police commissioner)

  • Mary Richardson (British educator)

  • Jo Riley

  • George André Robertson

  • Muriel Robinson

  • Marlene Robottom

  • Helen Rollason

  • W. H. D. Rouse




S



  • Millan Sachania

  • Theresa Sackler

  • Frederick William Sanderson

  • John Sargeaunt

  • Kevin Satchwell

  • Clarence Seaman

  • Brian Sherratt (educator)

  • Ruth Silver

  • Mike Singleton

  • Bertha Marian Skeat

  • Ben Slade

  • Dela Smith

  • Des Smith (headteacher)

  • Pauline Smith (artist)

  • Peter Smith (trade unionist)

  • Elizabeth Snowden

  • David Squibb

  • Robert Steele (medievalist)

  • Carol Stone

  • Mike Storey

  • Christopher Strachey

  • Marie Stubbs




T



  • Dikran Tahta

  • William Taylor (headmaster)

  • Tim Thorogood

  • Stuart Townend (headmaster)

  • Christopher Trevor-Roberts

  • Alan Tuckett




V


  • Richard Valpy



W



  • Rezia Wahid

  • William Wales (astronomer)

  • Jackie Walker (activist)

  • Dolly Walker-Wraight

  • Ronald Welch

  • Margaret Wileman

  • David G. Williamson

  • Michael Wilshaw

  • Charlotte Wilson (VSO)

  • Anthony Wood (historian)

  • Ernest Worrall




X


  • Maurice Xiberras







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