Now Reading: Experts warn social media has given predatory teachers direct access to pupils in their homes, unlike previous generations of staff who did not have such an easy, instant way of contacting the children in their classes. The number of teachers who have been banned for sexual misconduct concerning a child, pupil or former pupil has risen sharply, from 41 in 2021 to a record 93 in 2025, an analysis by The Sunday Times shows. Sexual misconduct includes behaviour such as sexual assault, harassment, grooming, stalking and sexual communication. 🔗 Tap the link in the comments to read more

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Experts warn social media has given predatory teachers direct access to pupils in their homes, unlike previous generations of staff who did not have such an easy, instant way of contacting the children in their classes. The number of teachers who have been banned for sexual misconduct concerning a child, pupil or former pupil has risen sharply, from 41 in 2021 to a record 93 in 2025, an analysis by The Sunday Times shows. Sexual misconduct includes behaviour such as sexual assault, harassment, grooming, stalking and sexual communication. 🔗 Tap the link in the comments to read more

Experts warn social media has given predatory teachers direct access to pupils in their homes, unlike previous generations of staff who did not have such an easy, instant way of contacting the children in their classes. The number of teachers who have been banned for sexual misconduct concerning a child, pupil or former pupil has risen sharply, from 41 in 2021 to a record 93 in 2025, an analysis by The Sunday Times shows. Sexual misconduct includes behaviour such as sexual assault, harassment, grooming, stalking and sexual communication. 🔗 Tap the link in the comments to read more

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Experts warn social media has given predatory teachers direct access to pupils in their homes, unlike previous generations of staff who did not have such an easy, instant way of contacting the children in their classes. The number of teachers who have been banned for sexual misconduct concerning a child, pupil or former pupil has risen sharply, from 41 in 2021 to a record 93 in 2025, an analysis by The Sunday Times shows. Sexual misconduct includes behaviour such as sexual assault, harassment, grooming, stalking and sexual communication. 🔗 Tap the link in the comments to read more

Experts warn social media has given predatory teachers direct access to pupils in their homes, unlike previous generations of staff who did not have such an easy, instant way of contacting the children in their classes.The number of teachers who have been banned for sexual misconduct concerning a child, pupil or former pupil has risen sharply, from 41 in 2021 to a record 93 in 2025, an analysis by The Sunday Times shows.Sexual misconduct includes behaviour such as sexual assault, harassment, grooming, stalking and sexual communication.🔗 Tap the link in the comments to read more | The Times and The Sunday Times