article_snippet: inquest heard how the tragedy occurred after Ms Bailey was appointed head of humanities at the school, where A senior RE teacher was described by the headteacher as an 'outstanding classroom practitioner' who 'always put children first.'
article_snippet: There were other teachers covering the lessons and Ms Bailey would see what other teachers covering the lessons were doing
article_snippet: but it was not sufficient for what Ms Bailey was happy with.
article_snippet: Ms Bailey felt Ms Bailey was letting the kids down. '
article_snippet: At all times, whether it would be a female, man or child, or anyone around Ms Bailey at school, others would come first. '
article_snippet: Ms Bailey had a gift as a teacher and Ms Bailey was very much well-known for being able to take the most stubborn pupil and near enough turn being able to take the most stubborn pupil around Ms Bailey little finger.
article_snippet: That was the way that Ms Bailey was.
article_snippet: Ms Bailey was very much a loving, thoughtful person.'
article_snippet: At the inquest, coroner Simon Nelson said: 'It is clear Ms Bailey had many qualities. '
article_snippet: Ms Bailey adored Ms Bailey children, Ms Bailey was a dedicated mother, a dedicated wife and dedicated teacher who cared about all of Ms Bailey pupils. '
article_snippet: Ms Bailey remained concerned about the work and welfare and success of Ms Bailey children.
article_snippet: Ms Bailey also put others before Ms Bailey. '