Geography teacher cleared of raping pupil says men should stay away from teaching


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Geography teacher cleared of raping pupil says men should stay away from teaching
Telegraph Reporters
16 April 2017 • 2:58pm


A geography teacher cleared of raping a pupil has warned that men should steer clear of the profession, after a false allegation shattered his dream career.
Kato Harris, a former head of department at an all-girls school in London, was accused of attacking a 14-year-old three times in a classroom during lunch breaks in autumn 2013, but was found not guilty after a trial last year.
The 38-year-old said before his ordeal began, "life was like a wonderful dream", and with a successful career and a child also on the way he was "looking forward to a great future".
In an interview with the Mail on Sunday, he has disclosed that "one of the biggest challenges" he now faces is forgiving his accuser, something he said he will do, "just not now".
He told the newspaper: "I would certainly advocate that no man qualify as a teacher. It is just not worth it. What is the lesson here? There is nothing to protect the male teacher."

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/16/geography-teacher-cleared-raping-pupil-says-men-should-stay/

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No ... just .... no. :no: He needs time to get past this ordeal and get his life together -- completely understandable. But the premise that males shouldn't be teaching? No.

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Absolutely, because Female Teachers NEVER have sex, or group sex, or even get pregnant from underage students....

 

(I'm not saying it doesn't happen, just that there are cases, ok extremely rare atm when a guy is falsly accused of rape, as someone who was accused of this I can relate, if it wasn't for cctv proving I was working in a casino, in a completely different city, at the time of the accusation, I could have been serving  jail time now.)

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