Oxfordshire teacher to face professional misconduct panel

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 06:04 · Archive

A teacher formerly employed in Oxfordshire will face a professional misconduct hearing on 22 October.

Amanda Rogers, a teacher formerly employed in Oxfordshire, will face a professional conduct panel convened by the Teaching Regulation Agency. The virtual hearing is scheduled for 9.30am on 22 October.

The panel will evaluate allegations against Ms Rogers, deciding whether she is guilty and determining an appropriate punishment if so. It will be made up of three independent members: a chair appointed by the Teaching Regulation Agency, a serving or recently served teacher, and someone from outside the profession.

Possible sanctions include a ban from teaching in schools.

How it is being reported

• Named Oxfordshire teacher to face professional misconduct panelIt has been announced that a named Oxfordshire teacher is set to face a misconduct panel organised by the Teaching Regulation Agency.Oxford Mail · 14 Oct, 05:00
• Named Oxfordshire teacher to face professional misconduct panelIt has been announced that a named Oxfordshire teacher is set to face a misconduct panel organised by the Teaching Regulation Agency.Oxfordshire Guardian · 14 Oct, 05:00

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