Thorold Coade
Thorold Francis Coade (1896-1963)[1] was a British school teacher and headmaster.[2][3][4]
Thorold Coade was headmaster at Bryanston School in Dorset for much of his career (1932–1959), succeeding J. G. Jeffreys.[2][5] He believed in self-discipline and developed this ethos at the school.[2] He developed "pioneering" at the school to augment sports, consisting of community-related activities, such as forestry in the extensive grounds of the school. Coade was keen on drama and the school's theatre is named the Coade Hall in his memory.
Books
- Coade, Thorold F. (1966). The Burning Bow. London: Allen & Unwin. ISBN 0-04-370001-2.
References
- ^ "Thorold Coade". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford University Press. 2004–15.
- ^ a b c "About Bryanston — History]". UK: Bryanston School.
- ^ Morgan, M. C. (1978). "Coade, Chapter 3". Bryanston 1928–1978. Bryanston School. pp. 34–42.
- ^ Holdsworth, Angela, ed. (2005). Bryanston Reflections: Et nova et vetera'. London: Third Millennium Publishing. ISBN 1-903942-38-1.
- ^ Template:Cite article
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