*LEKKI HEADMASTER CHAPTER 6 SUMMARY* Schools is an important event for parents to engage with the school and teachers, but it also serves as an avenue for complaints. Mrs. Ibidun Gloss, the Managing Director, calls an urgent meeting involving a teacher, Mr. Fafore, after a parent, Mr. Guta, reports what he perceives as a grammatical error in a note written by the teacher: “Ade as well as Jide comes early.” The MD harshly criticizes Fafore, labeling him incompetent, and insists that his dismissal is necessary to uphold the school’s reputation. However, Mr. Bepo defends Fafore, explaining that the phrase follows proper grammatical rules when analyzed in its context. To confirm this, staff members research the rule and find that Fafore and Mr. Bepo are correct. The MD realizes her error and feels embarrassed about the public outburst. Despite the incident, the staff laugh off the situation, with Mr. Audu adding humor to lighten the mood. This chapter showcases the pressures educators face in maintaining high standards, alongside the misjudgments that can arise from misunderstanding.