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Published: 13/03/2006 12:04:42

Website Poll Confirms Need to Strengthen Teacher Checking Procedures

Select Education has released results of a poll conducted on its website on the subject of sex offen

Select Education has released results of a poll conducted on its website on the subject of sex offenders which shows an overwhelming response against the idea of sex offenders being allowed to teach.
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