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Reasons for Decision DBS’s decision and findings
Reasons for Decision
DBS’s decision and findings
On 13 February 2023, DBS decided to include RR in the Children’s Barred List in respect of the findings set out in its letter of that date:
On an unspecified date between 27 and 30 June 2022, whilst working as a teacher of English as a foreign language with Summer Boarding Courses, you caused emotional harm to 16 year old pupil KK by:
After instructing the class to work in pairs, you singled out KK to work with, complimented her looks, asked if she was single and then asked her to be your girlfriend;
When KK declined to be your girlfriend, you persistently asked her for her phone number until she gave it to you;
You then asked KK to stay behind after class to check the phone number she gave you and upon realising it was fake, you pressured her into giving you her real number.
- Heading
- This decision is given under section 4 of the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 (SVGA from now on)
- Reasons for Decision DBS’s decision and findings
- The appeal to the Upper Tribunal
- Section 4 SVGA
- RR’s account
- KK’s allegation
- There followed a messenger screenshot showing contact from John Winkle Disciplinary action
- The LADO report
- KK’s allegation
- The disciplinary hearing
- The John Winkle message
- CM’s partiality
- Conclusions