Gumleaf
January 17th, 2008, 03:29 AM
Thursday Jan 17 12:00 AEDT
A woman high school teacher has been suspended after pupils discovered an internet video of the teacher in a raunchy commercial.
Sarah Green was suspended from Stockport Grammar, an exclusive co-ed school in England, after students began circulating a YouTube clip showing Ms Green in a steamy sex scene, BBC News reports.
"I have taken the decision to suspend the member of staff from her duties pending the conclusion of an investigation," school principal Andrew Chicken wrote in a letter to parents.
"The suspension implies neither guilt nor innocence."
The two-minute commercial, filmed two years ago when Ms Green worked as a model, was produced for clothing company Scruffs Workwear.
It shows the brunette play the role of a secretary who seduces a workman, with the pair at one point simulating a sex scene over an office table.
The commercial never aired due to its graphic content, but it was circulated to various construction firms in the UK and even won prizes at an advertising awards show in Cannes.
Marketing manager for Scruffs Workwear, Chris Dollman, told The Sun newspaper the ad "was a tongue-in-cheek thing".
"She did something for us, it was her job, she was an actress and model at the time," he said.
"Now it's come back to haunt her, and it's very unfortunate.
"It's not as though it's hard porn."
A woman high school teacher has been suspended after pupils discovered an internet video of the teacher in a raunchy commercial.
Sarah Green was suspended from Stockport Grammar, an exclusive co-ed school in England, after students began circulating a YouTube clip showing Ms Green in a steamy sex scene, BBC News reports.
"I have taken the decision to suspend the member of staff from her duties pending the conclusion of an investigation," school principal Andrew Chicken wrote in a letter to parents.
"The suspension implies neither guilt nor innocence."
The two-minute commercial, filmed two years ago when Ms Green worked as a model, was produced for clothing company Scruffs Workwear.
It shows the brunette play the role of a secretary who seduces a workman, with the pair at one point simulating a sex scene over an office table.
The commercial never aired due to its graphic content, but it was circulated to various construction firms in the UK and even won prizes at an advertising awards show in Cannes.
Marketing manager for Scruffs Workwear, Chris Dollman, told The Sun newspaper the ad "was a tongue-in-cheek thing".
"She did something for us, it was her job, she was an actress and model at the time," he said.
"Now it's come back to haunt her, and it's very unfortunate.
"It's not as though it's hard porn."