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Teacher Banned After Conviction for Child Sexual Offenses

2/27/2026

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Beverley Dunnage, a housemistress at St George’s School Ascot, was banned from teaching indefinitely after a conviction for sexual offences against a minor.
In July 2024, she received a three-year and nine-month prison sentence for engaging in sexual activity with a boy.
The Teaching Regulation Agency found her actions raised significant child protection concerns.
Stuart Blomfield, the decision-maker, emphasized the risk of reoffending and the need to protect students’ wellbeing.

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Story summary

Beverley Dunnage, a housemistress at St George’s School Ascot, was banned from teaching indefinitely after a conviction for sexual offences against a minor.
In July 2024, she received a three-year and nine-month prison sentence for engaging in sexual activity with a boy.
The Teaching Regulation Agency found her actions raised significant child protection concerns.
Stuart Blomfield, the decision-maker, emphasized the risk of reoffending and the need to protect students’ wellbeing.