Drug-Dealer Wrexham teacher
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“hit by financial problems”?
What’s a 7 bedroom house in the countryside worth? £500k? £750k?
Some house for a teacher!
Surely she cannot carry on teaching after this! She knew what she was doing and using the excuse of needing money is absurd.
Teachers hold a position of trust and responsibility and pupils must be able to view teachers as role models in the way they behave.
This will have a negative effect on the pupils, parents, work colleagues and the school due to the media coverage.[quote quote=94552]Ferret’s point stands, however.
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I should give you detention for all of the errors in this post.
You’ve let me down, you’ve let yourself down, but worst of all……….
YOU’VE LET DOWN THE WHOLE SCHOOL.So it looks as though Inspector Ferret of the Wrexham.com Grammar Police carried out a raid on the wrong post then… Deserves to be demoted to a GPSCO for an error like that! :)
[quote quote=94534]CMAJ … no, it isn’t. Once an employer loses faith in you they have the right not to employ you. Also, the burden of proof in a Court of Law is amazingly precise and you can “get away with it” far more easily. There’s a huge difference between being innocent and being found not guilty.
Public sector employers, from Police to Councils suspend on full pay sometimes for months, even years. At some stage they should press on.
Meanwhile she now HAS been found guilty. I assume she’s out on her ear in the next couple of weeks.
…. & the usual liberal simpering of the Guardianistas of “oh it’s only in the Daily Mail” neither alters it’s accuracy nor reflects that it’s in other media too.
Not the local press … even Wrexham.com … Why is that ?
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I’m afraid international law disagrees with you. Yes there’s a big difference between being innocent and not guilty but you simply cannot treat someone as guilty until the facts and evidence are analysed in a court of law. If you had your way everyone would be locked up as they may have thought of breaking the law.
I do agree however that she shouldn’t be teaching anymore despite her obvious horticultural skills.
Finally I don’t recall saying it’s only in the daily mail but let’s be fair they have a long traditional of ridiculous right wing views and have been found guilty of making up stories many times. I don’t read the newspapers and haven’t for many years, they’re all as bad as each other.
Employment Law does, most certainly, allow an employer to dismiss and not need to wait until a Court case is concluded. That’s the fact.
[quote quote=94588]So it looks as though Inspector Ferret of the Wrexham.com Grammar Police carried out a raid on the wrong post then… Deserves to be demoted to a GPSCO for an error like that! :)
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Oh it’s much worse. I’m on secondment to Mail Online. You’ve no idea.
(BTW I blame Wrexham.com for the positioning of the links so not my fault at all).
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