Several cases of headteachers abusing their power in schools have surfaced recently. Gregory Hill, a former headteacher at Howard Junior School, was found guilty of harassing a trainee teacher, bombarding her with messages and making inappropriate advances. Similarly, Neil Metcalf, a headteacher at two Catholic primary schools, admitted to stealing over £15,000 from the schools. These incidents highlight the importance of regulating school leaders' behavior and the need for safeguarding measures within educational institutions. The victims in both cases experienced significant distress, leading to calls for stricter regulations and accountability in the education sector.