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Originally posted by: Prometeus

@ StopDropNTrol the banna pic look bit weird n its bit explicit type...!!!😊 Wo level thak mat javoo...grand parents log bhi padtha hey ye forms..heart attack type posts reduce karle ... 😆

As an RE teacher it was her job to enlighten pupils about Christian values and the beliefs of other religions.

Bad teacher: RE teacher Catherine Reynolds told students to 'p*** off'

Instead, Catherine Reynolds encouraged her class to have lots of sex and 'sleep around' before marriage.

In expletive-ridden lessons, she told pupils to 'stop bloody talking', 'sit on your a***' and warned them: 'If you don't want to learn RE, you can p*** off'.

An investigation into her behaviour also found she posted offensive comments on her Facebook page. Following a parents evening she wrote: 'That was the most f****** horrendous evening of my life', and branded parents 'retarded'.

Yesterday Reynolds, 27, was banned from the classroom for five years after Michael Gove decided she was a disgrace to the profession.

Describing her conduct as unacceptable, the Education Secretary declared it fell seriously short of that expected of a teacher and added that a disciplinary panel had struggled to identify any 'understanding, insight or remorse'.

Reynolds taught RE at Saddleworth School near Oldham, having joined the state-run secondary as a newly-qualified teacher in 2008.

The Manchester University graduate initially showed promise, and was feted by pupils on a 'rate my teacher'website.

However, she got into trouble after her Facebook comments of September 2010 came to light, a report by a Teachers Agency panel found.

These included: 'F****** retarded parents' followed by: 'That's because only eejits pick RE'.

Further complaints followed in January and March 2011, the panel said.

Reynolds made numerous references to 'sex from a personal perspective' and told one pupil 'not to get married because then you can't sleep around' and that 'you should have sex all the time'.

In one lesson, she recounted a visit to Amsterdam in which she saw a sex show involving a horse and a woman and revealed she had been for a naked massage.

She used inappropriate language on a regular basis, the report found, including a string of swear words used to describe various people. One pupil was apparently told to 'F*** off'.

Reynolds, who is married with a one-year-old daughter, told her class of taking a morning-after pill and of having a relationship with an older man.

She also showed pupils the tattoos on her lower back and her thigh and played them 'inappropriate videos'.

One pupil claimed Reynolds did so when she 'couldn't be bothered teaching' and others said she was hindering their progress. One said: 'I don't feel I am taught anything.'

Reynolds was suspended by her headteacher in March 2011 and resigned four months later.

Recommending a ban, the panel said she had 'singularly failed to act as a role model to her pupils' and had a 'deep-seated attitude that can lead to harmful behaviour'.

Mr Gove said the five-year ban would give her the 'opportunity to consider whether she wishes to teach again'.

Reynolds could not be contacted last night but her mother, Debbie, said at her home in Tyldesey, Greater Manchester: 'Catherine is no longer a teacher. She has to earn a living as she has a little girl to care for now.

'She will be devastated by this report which is very one-sided. There is no mention of what led up to these allegations and I think this has been a witch-hunt. I don't know if she will want me to say any more.'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2266591/RE-teacher-showed-teenage-pupils-tattoos-told-married-sleep-instead.html#ixzz2ImqPcAr8

An Uttar Pradesh cabinet minister who arrived at a function in Ghaziabad in a vehicle with tinted glasses on Monday said that the Supreme Court's order on banning black films in cars is applicable for "criminals" and not for "decent" men.

"Ban on black film on vehicles is for criminals but if a person is decent and he poses no danger to society then he can use such vehicles," Samajwadi Party leader Ram Asrey Kushwaha said when asked by journalists about having tinted glasses in his vehicle.

Mr Kushwaha said that in view of security for politicians, vehicles with black films are safer.
"Politicians need security and vehicles with black films are safer," he said.

The Supreme Court in April last year banned the use of tinted glass, restricting visions beyond permissible limit as fixed under the Motor Vehicles Act, in vehicles.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

W*F is RE?

probably religious education?

MUMBAI: "I am not educated, and that is why I wanted to ensure that my children are," said Jayakumar Perumal, an autorickshaw driver from Malad, whose daughter Prema (24) topped the nationwide chartered accountancy exam on Monday. She and her brother cleared the tough exam in their first attempt, leaving Jayakumar and his wife ecstatic.