Sense of humor not allowed in British schools
Actually, it can be dangerous anywhere these days
"A headmaster is facing the sack after allegedly describing his female staff as his `harem', referring to one woman teacher as his `lover' and calling a school governor `posh pants'. Malcolm Beresford, 52, was suspended from his post in the village of Willoughton near Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, in November 2005 on the grounds of 'unacceptable professional misconduct'. He also called a woman staff member his 'lover' and referred to another governor as 'vindaloo', it has earlier been claimed at a hearing of the General Teaching Council.
Mr Beresford joined the school in 1996 and helped win praise from a 2002 Ofsted report for its 'significant improvement' and ' harmonious atmosphere'. The 51-pupil, three-class school was selected as a guinea pig to test Government education projects because of the high quality of its teaching.
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5 comments:
More proof that being educated and being smart are two very different things.
A disgrace really and gives teachers a bad name
How does anyone stand living in that socialist, PC'ized country?
So there's no PC where you live? And no forms of socialism?
Were these allegations actually true, it would indeed be a disgrace. It's sad that ill-educated bigots feel the need to cry "disgraceful" when they haven't got a clue what they are talking about.
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