A TEACHER who was suspended after showing children a caricature of the Prophet Mohammed can return to the classroom. An independent investigation into the incident at Batley Grammar School – which provoked a nationwide row and protests – has concluded that the teaching staff involved in the Religious Studies (RS) lesson did not intend to cause offence with the image. But the Batley Multi Academy Trust, which runs the school in west Yorkshire, has said the topics covered by the lesson “could have been effectively addressed in other ways and without using the image”. The trust added that it is “not necessary for staff to use the material in question to deliver the learning outcomes on the subject of blasphemy”.