article_snippet.sent: The male headmaster of a leading all-girls’ grammar school has been sacked after sending a series of private emails to a teenage pupil, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
article_snippet.sent: At the time of the announcement, Nonsuch High School For Girls in Surrey’s governors failed to release any more details.
article_snippet.sent: – sent informal emails over a period of months to the sixth-form pupil, including messages written at night and during the holidays.
article_snippet.sent: School rules strictly forbid teachers sending messages to pupils from private email accounts.
article_snippet.sent: It is understood this was in breach of guidance telling teachers never to use a private email account to send messages to pupils, partly for teachers own protection.
article_snippet.sent: Nonsuch High School For Girls in Surrey has refused to reveal the precise content of the emails, but Nonsuch High School For Girls in Surrey is understood the emails were informal and read like text messages.
article_snippet.sent: An investigation by The Mail on Sunday has revealed An investigation by the Mail on Sunday was a series of 'informal' emails to a sixth form pupil which led to his dismissal from the specialist science college  (pictured)
highlights_snippet.sent: The Mail was due to emails sent to pupil .
  