Teacher appointed first Named Person state guardian struck off

Feb 1, 2016 by

By Xantha Leatham, The Scotsman:

A teacher appointed one of Scotland’s first “state guardians” faces a lifetime ban from working with children.
Dayna Dickson-Boath was yesterday struck off the teaching register for sharing fantasies about abusing youngsters.

Scotland’s teaching watchdog also recommended that Dickson-Boath be placed on a list of persons deemed unfit to work with children in any capacity.

The guidance teacher was appointed 14 months ago to be Named Person for 200 secondary pupils under the Scottish Government’s controversial scheme to provide every child under 18 with a “state guardian”.

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