Disgraced science teacher, 59, set up group chat with pupils to discuss students’ bodies

A teacher was banned from the class after having a group of chats with the old students to discuss the “best -looking” students in the school.

59 -year -old Antony Jones, Cornwall, Penzance, Humphry Davy School for an old 11th year physics class with a Facebook Messenger group taught science.

A Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) Court heard Mr. Jones formed a group conversation with students who left the school in 2019. In this group conversation, the old students said, “So who was the best -looking girl of the year?” He sent a message asking.

Later, he voted for a survey created by one of the students and chose a former student with a few messages in a “sexually motivated” way.

The student asked the student who is known as B to send his photos and send a few inappropriate messages, including hehe, which turns into a beautiful! Hehe!

The 59 -year -old child offered the 16 -year -old student to remove it for lunch and coffee.

According to the panel, in this group conversation, Mr. Jones joined a joke about an old student who measures the size of his penis.

The panel also found that the science teacher was a student that women’s breasts were “good to predict their dimensions ve and asked him about his personal life and“ class romance .. The panel also found that he hugged another student known as Patche C.

In addition, a student who is called the student A asked, “Did he want to spend some time by doing mathematics in a bar with your favorite teacher?… They drink me”.

The panel resulted in all the evidence that Mr. Jones had “love için for the student B.

Trar said that he follows the “remote expectation of a future sexual intercourse, and therefore the student’s actions against B were sexually motivated.

About voting in the poll, Mr. Jones, who was the best looking who was the best looking, claimed that it was not the same as asking who was the most sexual attractive.

However, the panel concluded that the questionnaire was not entirely related to aesthetics, but also contains an element of sexual attractiveness.

In the group conversation, Mr. Jones found that they “comment on sexual jokes and another student and another teacher”.

“Mr. Jones expressed a sincere apology and regret for any pain that he had accepted a series of claims to him and his behavior.

“He showed an idea of ​​making bad decisions that led to claims against him.

“However, when the panel was giving evidence, Mr. Jones did not give a complete idea to his behavior or he did not provide enough assurance that he would not be repeated if he finds himself in a similar situation in the future.”

Mr. Jones was banned at any school, at the sixth form college, relevant youth accommodation or in the UK child’s home.