commented that Wykehamists were getting more grade As, but that did not mean they were any better than school-leavers of 20 years earlier. Other duties Sabben-Clare was appointed as a governor of various schools during his career at Winchester; after his retirement he continued to serve as a governor of the British School of Paris and Oundle School. He was on the steering committee that created the Prince of Wales's Teaching Institute; it ran summer schools to inspire teachers in their subjects. He worked on the project for 15 years. While in retirement at Corfe Castle in Dorset he assisted the Dorset Historic Churches Trust with their annual reports. Family life He and his wife Mary had a son who has become a merchant banker, and a daughter who has become a commercial barrister. Books 1971: Caesar and Roman Politics 60–50BC: Source Material in Translation. Oxford University Press. 1976: Fables from Aesop (translation). Winchester College. 1981: Winchester College: After 600 Years, 1382–1982. Paul Cave Publications. 1991: The Culture of Athens. London Association of Classical Teachers. 1995: Between Friends: A Comedy in Three Acts (with Archie Menzies). S. French. 2010: All From the Same Place: Portraits of Twenty-five Remarkable Old Wykehamists (with Malcolm Burr). Winchester College Society. References 1941 births 2017 deaths Headmasters of Winchester College