A man accused of killing a grammar school headteacher is set to stand trial for murder. According to reports, the alleged incident occurs while the headteacher is cycling home from work. The defendant is accused of knocking the headteacher off his bicycle, resulting in his death. The case proceeds to trial after the accused person is committed to face the murder charge. The reports do not specify additional details such as the location of the incident, the circumstances leading up to it, or the outcome of any earlier hearings. No information is provided on the defendant’s plea or whether any other charges are involved. The matter is presented as an allegation, and the defendant is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. The trial is expected to examine the evidence related to the alleged collision or assault and its cause-and-effect link to the headteacher’s death.