Mr. Scott-Robson was suspended after sending a personal email to a pupil, which led to his dismissal following an internal investigation. He asserted that he had no romantic or sexual intentions and emphasized the illegal nature of such relationships. During the TRA panel, he described the email's intent as fostering friendship, not romance. He expressed remorse for his actions, acknowledging that he would be appalled if a teacher had sent such a message to a teenage pupil. The panel ultimately concluded the email was inappropriate but not sexually motivated, recommending no prohibition order.
Mr. Scott-Robson sent an email expressing feelings towards a pupil, which led to his suspension and dismissal after the school conducted an internal investigation.
Mr. Scott-Robson denied romantic or sexual intentions in the email, acknowledging the legality of such relationships and stating he was motivated by a desire for friendship.
During the TRA panel, Mr. Scott-Robson reflected on his comments about physical attraction, stating he gave an objective answer without considering its implications.
Despite recognizing the inappropriateness of his actions, the TRA panel deemed the email not sexually motivated and recommended no prohibition order.
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