He claimed that the content was mostly images which appeared to have been scanned in from printed magazines.Īnd sub-folders were named after well-known pornographic magazines and referred to the database of content including “possibly every female pornographic magazine model of previous eras”.

Mr McNaughton stated that a Dropbox folder in the Mr MacFarlane’s account on the workstation featured sub-folders containing material of a pornographic nature. “You did possess a diary containing handwritten notes referring to pornographic magazines in a desk drawer in your classroom.”Ī second charge stated: “On or around 24 October 2014 whilst employed as a teacher by North Lanarkshire Council at Greenfaulds High School, you did view pornographic images on a computer whilst teaching.”ĭuring the hearing witness statements were made by Andrew McNaughton, an ICT Network Support Officer at North Lanarkshire Council.

The charges, which were all found proved, stated: “On exact dates unknown you did download pornographic images on your computer and access inappropriate websites on your computer whilst teaching during school hours including sport, horror, celebrity information and pornography. Greenfaulds High School in Cumbernauldįollowing a disciplinary hearing of the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS), the body decided to ban him from the profession. The science, chemistry and computing teacher was caught out in October 2014 when a member of staff caught him looking at an explicit image and an IT specialist was called in. Mr MacFarlane, who taught at Greenfaulds High School, Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire, also kept a handwritten diary of notes referring to porn magazines in his desk.

Neil MacFarlane accessed the database while at school and used class time to google terms such as “nunsploitation” and “birds you would like to pummel”. A TEACHER has been struck off after creating a massive online database of female porn stars.

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