Private school teacher defends giving pupil books containing sex, nudity and drugs pictures saying A-level students are 'young adults'

Fiona Simpson, who taught A-level photography at £51,552-a-year Burlington House School, argued they 'are not primary school children; they are young adults'.

1 sources · 2 articles · updated 2026-11-07 15:14 UTC · general

Coverage

1. Private school teacher defends giving pupil books containing sex, nudity and drugs pictures saying A-level students are 'young adults'

   Daily Mail · 2026-11-07 15:14 UTC

   Fiona Simpson, who taught A-level photography at £51,552-a-year Burlington House School, argued they 'are not primary school children; they are young adults'.

   Summary on nerom.app

2. Private school teacher defends giving pupil books containing sex, nudity and drugs pictures saying A-level students are 'young adults'

   Daily Mail · 2026-11-07 15:14 UTC

   Fiona Simpson, who taught A-level photography at £51,552-a-year Burlington House School, argued they 'are not primary school children; they are young adults'.

   Summary on nerom.app