Teacher who ‘swigged from alcohol-smelling drink as she swore at pupils and tried to get them to dance the Macarena’ is struck off
Hungarya trying to get the dance to the students before swearing ‘alcoholic smelling drink’ containing a bottle ‘swing’ a teacher ‘was shot.
A teenager was ‘Swigging’ from a bottle of Alice Ashton, ‘Smaray and happy’, but later became ‘uneasy’, swore and made rude gestures.
Today, it has been proven to appear under the effect and/or smell of alcohol.
He was shot indefinitely from the teaching record, but he may re -apply within two years.
In the second day of professional standards, personally evidence, 16 -year -old Ashton’s personal and social education lesson during the course of alcohol smell orange liquid, he said.
The normal silent teacher at Ysgol Bro Caereinion in Welshpool played music from his laptop and came out of the character during the ‘Rave -like’ lesson, and the Eğitim Workforce Council (EWC) Wales Panel heard on Tuesday, July 1.
When the class was restless, Ashton shouted and at least two students swore and told the entire class that they were ‘Little S *** S’.
Only the 16 -year -old student, who is only called the student H to protect his identity, said the students discussed how strange the teacher’s behavior was later.
Later, an interview was made as part of the school’s investigation on the subject.
Young said that Ashton has taught PSE many times before the lesson in January 2024 before the lesson in January 2024.
Alice Ashton was ‘laughing and happy’ while being swinging from a bottle, but later became ‘anxious’, sworn and made rude hand movements, a young claim claimed
Ashton was not present and it was not represented at the hearing and did not respond to the raft of the allegations he faced, ie the allegations will usually be taken as rejected.
YSGOL BRO Caeeinion has more than 500 students between the ages of four and 16 years, bilingual, whole age school
The student said that Ashton’s ‘boring’ PSE lessons followed the content that he was familiar with and that he contained alcohol and drug consciousness, but he was not that day.
Sitting during the front of the class student H, a Evian water bottle in the orange zucchini -looking with those who look close to the smell of alcohol, he said.
The student was full at the beginning of the course and finally was almost empty.
“ Was very, very close to us. There was a slight alcoholic smell ‘they said.
“ Very, very lively and quite animated and spoke to his hands. It was more separated and quiet in other lessons. ‘
Student H continued: ‘Alice Ashton had an Evan bottle with orange juice. I noticed that he bought swigs regularly from the bottle.
Alice Ashton asked the class to make Hungarya. Music played and we weren’t doing business. ‘
The young told Ashton how he jumped from his desk, but while the lesson was continuing, ‘irritated’.
A student called the student J As a student wanted to put a specific song, but the teacher did not want him and when he played on his laptop, the teacher ‘swore and shouted at him’.
Another student, G, Ashton was walking around the people ‘annoying’ people before telling him to get out of the room, but warned him not to make a snnitch ‘.
He began to swear to him. He put two to three inches because of his middle finger and continued to swear to him, ” he said.
The teacher then turned his discomfort into class and claimed. ‘Alice Ashton swore to the whole class because we became a bully.’
Ashton was not present and was not represented at the hearing and did not respond to the attacks he faced, that is, the allegations meant that he was often rejected.
However, he sent E -mail to EWC, saying that he no longer worked as a teacher, that he was no longer in Wales and moved to England.
Some of Ashton’s response to the school’s investigation were detailed by EWC presentation officer Lewis Harrison.
Ashton said he refused to swear or sing while interviewing by the investigation.
CCTV images of the class are also specifically shown to the committee.
Describing what the images show, Mr. Harrison, Ashton’s denials of the school’s investigation completely contradicted, he said.
He said that Ashton only played music at the end of the lesson and sat quietly, but I wouldn’t sing to the class’.
Mr. Harrison, CCTV images taken into consideration, this is ‘defendable’, he said.
‘It cannot be completely defended to claim that music is played as background music. The evidence is very clear that Mrs. Ashton is not in front of the class. Students invited to dance, ” he said.
Mr. Harrison explained in more detail how other students described what happened during the school’s investigation.
A child, the student A, ‘He (Ashton) shifts with the words of blasphemy, talking much less officially, and because he was so irresponsible, music is shouting and making it feel like a mini -crazy dancing.’
The student added that Ashton was ‘crazy’, his march was shaky and ‘he did not behave like a teacher’.
Another said: ‘He took us to dance in Hungarya and didn’t care about the lesson … Some students danced to the laptop and speakers and came out of control.’
Another student told Ashton how Patche G told him how to ‘sit down’.
At the beginning of the hearing, it was said that the panel was tested by the school inspector for alcohol by Orange Liquid Ashton.
However, he did not take this into account because the school had no alcohol test policy.
Mr. Harrison said that the evidence from the students showed that Ashton took alcohol smell during that day and showed that it was under the influence and moved from the character.
The panel should decide whether any or all of the allegations has been proved and if so, whether they have an individual or collective unacceptable profession.
Ysgol Bro Caeeinion, which has a bilingual, all -age school, has more than 500 students aged four to 16 years.
In September 2021, the school opened after the merger of YSGOL Gynradd Llanfair Caereinion and Ysgol Uwchradd Caeeinion.
