Scots PE teacher embezzled £1400 from school then played football tournament in Belgium while off on sick leave
Andrew Stavert, from the Scottish Borders, has been banned from the profession after stealing cash and skiving off while employed at Dalkeith High School in Midlothian.
Andrew Stavert has been banned from teaching (Image: UGC)
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Scotland’s professional body for teachers has appointed its first female chief executive.
Dr Pauline Stephen is the first woman to be made chief executive and registrar of the General Teaching Council for Scotland since its inception in 1965.
She is former director of schools and learning for Angus Council and studied at Dundee University.
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The new bosses of a cheating teacher have appealed for education watchdogs not to ban him from the classroom despite his “horrific” misconduct.
Scott Brown, who is an English teacher at the independent Albyn School in Aberdeen, has admitted behaviour that was “dishonest” and “lacking integrity”.
While employed as a teacher at Oldmachar Academy in the 2017/18 academic year, Mr Brown handed in fraudulent assignments to the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA), and admitted to making hundreds of alterations to student coursework.