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General · 9 December 2025

Teacher banned after religious comment to student in London

Teacher banned after religious comment to student in London

Following complaints from three pupils, a London primary teacher faced dismissal after commenting on Britain's religious status to a Muslim student. The incident occurred when pupils were washing feet in the boys' toilets, apparently for prayer. Authorities suspended the teacher and involved police and child protection. Nine officials, including detectives, reviewed the case. Hate crime charges were dropped. The teacher, who appealed the ban, now works part-time outside London and is reportedly pursuing legal action.

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