It’s not often Teachers are questioned. They usually get away with it. It’s students who get the third-degree. This site, however, is not usual. We asked, and got what we asked in return.
We pulled away after a seven month campaign of abuse. The research was compiled. It was filed with authorities. The results are outrageous. It lays bare the whole industry in itself.
The scandals are not in the tabloids. The real issues are in the hearts and minds of parents and child. They suffer the relentless sexual advances. They hide in fear of embarrassment.
The existence of tens of thousands of ‘bankers’, or University graduates who act as aides to Teachers shows it. They ‘bank’ the ‘winnings’ Teachers get from their sordid work.
This is not business as usual. It’s a commercialisation of a necessary public service provision. The culprits are from all hues, but share a similar need to extort families wilfully.
The worst altercations were in Cambridge. A few Teachers emerged with axes in hand. They didn’t soften their language. They ran out researchers. They refused to give it up.