was not broadcast as planned, because the BBC decided that the film broke its rules on objectivity. After being named Headteacher of the Year in a Secondary School in 2007, and receiving a CBE in 2010, Shuter resigned in May 2013 and was replaced by Alex Atherton. In May 2014 Shuter was banned for life from the classroom by the National College for Teaching and Leadership after admitting the misuse of public funds on various personal expenses during her tenure. After an appeal, the decision was revised in November 2014 to allow Shuter to challenge the prohibition order, after two years. Early in 2017 the ban was overturned, leaving Shuter free to return to teaching. In March 2015 Quintin Kynaston received unwelcome publicity with the revelation that Mohammed Emwazi, the ISIL killer who was portrayed in the media as "Jihadi John", had been a student at the school, leaving it in 2006. Three former students were involved in ISIL. Mohammed Sakr was killed by a US drone strike in Somalia in 2012 and Choukri Ellekhlifi was killed in Syria in 2013 fighting alongside fellow ISIS members. The Education Secretary, Nicky Morgan, ordered an investigation into the school. Quintin Kynaston School alumni A new website was launched in 2017, covering the period from 1956 to 1975. There is an annual Kynaston / Quintin Kynaston school reunion, Headteachers Notable former pupils Shola Ama, singer Architechs, band Tommy Baldwin, footballer Chelsea Jak Beula entrepreneur and founder of Nubian Jak Raymond Berry, notable Graphic Designer and Lecturer Richard Causton, composer Tulisa Contostavlos, from MOBO award-winning act N-Dubz, former The X Factor judge Mohammed Emwazi portrayed in the media as Jihadi John, an ISIL killer Fred Housego, taxi driver who went on to win Mastermind in 1980 Ashley McKenzie Judo Olympian and Celebrity Big Brother contestant Steve New, guitarist Michael Page, professional boxer and mixed martial artist Dean Parrett, footballer Murad Qureshi, member of the London Assembly Suggs (Graham McPherson), musician Madness Quintin School Elkan Allan, television producer and journalist Prof. Brian Butterworth, Professor of Cognitive Neuropsychology since 1992 at University College London Randolph Fields, helped to found Virgin Atlantic Prof. Andy Hopper CBE, serial entrepreneur, Professor of Computer Technology and Head of Department, Computer Laboratory since 2004 at the University of Cambridge, Professor of Communications from 1997 to 2004, and Research Director from 1979 to 1984 of Acorn Computers Prof. Martin Kilduff, currently Professor