7 h. ago Mother shared drinks with primary school teacher who murdered her son in 'sex game' while his body lay just metres away

Primary school teacher Fiona Beal, 50, fatally stabbed Nicholas Billingham, 42, in an apparent sex game before burying his body in the garden of their Northampton home.

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14 h. ago Primary school teacher, 50, sues outdoor adventure playground company Go Ape for £60,000 after breaking her leg on a slide in area 'aimed at children'

Rosemary Mountain, 50, suffered a 'severe' fracture coming down a 10 to 12m long 'Big Bounce' netted fabric tube slide at Go Ape's Black Park adventure site near Slough.

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15 h. ago Primary school teacher sues Go Ape for £60,000 after shattering leg on ‘slide for three

But Go Ape are denying all blame and insist there was nothing unsafe about the Nets Kingdom

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32 h. ago Primary school teacher banned after pulling pupil across floor ‘like a child dragging a teddy’

Georgina Graham taught early years foundation-level children for almost 10 years

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57 h. ago Teacher quits after pupil, 8, 'made threesome deepfake vid of her and colleagues'

The primary school teacher was floored when she was targeted by a 'sniggering' pupil who 'made a video' of her having sex with two of her colleagues, prompting her to leave her job

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59 h. ago 'I'm a primary school teacher but quit after 'sniggering' eight

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT. A primary school teacher has opened up about the traumatising ordeal she faced after her eight-year-old pupil made deepfake pornography of her, only for the headteacher to tell her, 'They're just children'

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7 d. ago Primary school teacher sent videos of himself performing sex act to teen

Johnathan Morgan, 35, was convicted of inciting the teenager to engage in sexual activity and to watch a sexual activity but was acquitted of sexual assault

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7 d. ago Primary school teacher sent teen girl videos of himself performing sex act in bath

Johnathan Morgan, 35, was acquitted of sexual assault but convicted of inciting the teenager to engage in sexual activity and to watch a sexual activity

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1 week ago First picture of teacher who allegedly sexually assaulted girl

Johnathan Morgan, 35, denies sexually assaulting the teenage girl while he was employed as a primary school teacher, a court has heard

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1 week ago Sarah Moss: ‘I never liked Wuthering Heights as much as Jane Eyre’

The author on the trouble with the Brönte novels, what she gained from reading John Updike and Martin Amis – and the brilliance of Barbara Pym My earliest reading memory Swallowdale by Arthur Ransome, aged seven. I didn’t learn to read in the first years of school and became entrenched in illiteracy until my grandmother, a retired primary school teacher, intervened. I loved the Swallows and Amazons series, and especially Swallowdale in which a shipwreck is redeemed and the adults provide exactly the right support when the children mess up.My favourite book growing up The Little House on the Prairie series by Laura Ingalls Wilder, whose politics I now find obviously objectionable. I often tell students that what you don’t get is what gets you, and I’m sure the obsession with rugged independence and the repression of foundational violence did me no good, but I liked the landscapes and the combination of domesticity and adventure. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Primary school teacher denies sexually assaulting teen but admits messages were 'wrong'

Johnathan Morgan, 35, who denies five charges, has told a jury that messaging a girl he thought had a 'genuine connection' with was 'wrong'

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2 w. ago Teen girl who accused teacher of sex assault faces gruelling cross

Johnathan Morgan, 35, sent the teenage girl pictures of his private parts and of himself performing a sex act but denies sexually assaulting the teenage girl while he was employed as a primary school teacher.

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3 w. ago Scots teacher hopes debut book will help dyslexic kids discover their potential

Marissa McCudden, a primary school teacher in the Glasgow area, was inspired to write the book as her own daughter Claudia suffered self-esteem issues when comparing her writing and reading skills with her classmates.

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