Breaking in a Head Girl
From Uniform Girls 51 Eric Crossley Hanfield glanced round his study and sniffed the smell of fresh furniture polish. The school had been empty during the summer recess but that was now almost over and the cleaners had been in and it seemed done a good job. Yes just a week to the start of the new autumn term and there was inevitably a lot to be done, much of it routine and boring — but not all. This morning for instance he had the most stimulating task of caning a girl. Eric Hanfield walked over to look out of the mullioned window. St Margaret’s Private School for Girls was situated on the edge of the town in an acre of mature ornamental trees and shrubs, many of which across the immaculate lawn were now resplendent in their autumn reds and golds. The school had been owned and founded by Eric’s father, Dr James Crossley Hanfield, who had bought the property and named his school for his mother, adding the “Saint” with hi...