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Very interesting debate this.

1) About 3 years ago, when I was 24/25 there was a girl in Year 11 who was showing a LOT of interest in me. She was very pretty and I was single but morally I knew it was wrong and distanced myself from her. At a school such as mine, many young people are missing ANY kind of affection at all and will go searching for it wherever they can find it.

2) In my opinion, the teacher abused the trust placed in him - however I can see why he did it and personally, I think he should be allowed to teach and should be taken off the register.

3) With a 15 year old girl and a 17 year old boy? Ok so the line in the sand has to be drawn somewhere but girls are often more precocious than boys in their teenage years and can regularly be the ones doing the leading. In situations like this, it is very unfair to prosecute the boy and place him on the register.

<blockquote data-quote="PDJ" data-source="post: 2068602" data-attributes="member: 64919">Very interesting debate this.1) About 3 years ago, when I was 24/25 there was a girl in Year 11 who was showing a LOT of interest in me. She was very pretty and I was single but morally I knew it was wrong and distanced myself from her. At a school such as mine, many young people are missing ANY kind of affection at all and will go searching for it wherever they can find it.2) In my opinion, the teacher abused the trust placed in him - however I can see why he did it and personally, I think he should be allowed to teach and should be taken off the register.3) With a 15 year old girl and a 17 year old boy? Ok so the line in the sand has to be drawn somewhere but girls are often more precocious than boys in their teenage years and can regularly be the ones doing the leading. In situations like this, it is very unfair to prosecute the boy and place him on the register.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PDJ, post: 2068602, member: 64919"] Very interesting debate this. 1) About 3 years ago, when I was 24/25 there was a girl in Year 11 who was showing a LOT of interest in me. She was very pretty and I was single but morally I knew it was wrong and distanced myself from her. At a school such as mine, many young people are missing ANY kind of affection at all and will go searching for it wherever they can find it. 2) In my opinion, the teacher abused the trust placed in him - however I can see why he did it and personally, I think he should be allowed to teach and should be taken off the register. 3) With a 15 year old girl and a 17 year old boy? Ok so the line in the sand has to be drawn somewhere but girls are often more precocious than boys in their teenage years and can regularly be the ones doing the leading. In situations like this, it is very unfair to prosecute the boy and place him on the register. [/QUOTE]

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