A teacher has been banned by profession after sending a “sexual” message to a student and one has been admitted. Addiction To ketamine,
Shane Lichet, 39, was the head of computing at Dane Court Grammar School Broadstairs, Kent,
According to a teaching regulation agency (TRA) Tribunal, the messages sent to a female student in 2024 were expressed in 2024.
The TRA panel said in its judgment that in a disciplinary interview, Mr. Lichet said that he was addicted to Ketamine for two years and took medicine every other day.
He said that he would meet in the “hole” and as a result could not remember to send the message to the student, only as Putli A was identified.
However, he told the meeting that he believes he would have been sent by him.
The TRA found that Mr. Lichet failed to maintain suitable professional boundaries with the student to send his messages and make unfair comments by accepting his friend requests on Facebook.
Mr. Lichet offered to buy student cocaine on his birthday, suggesting that she was 18 when she was 18 to drink “alcohol”, and the ingestion of alcohol and drugs.
He also called the student “Tilfe” – Joe Panel said that “Kishori I stand for f ***”.
The panel found that their works were sexually motivated.
“The panel did not accept that there was an admirable innocent explanation as to why he acted with the disciple A,” said this.
“The panel did not consider that Mr. Liceet’s excuse for ‘being in the hole’ was a commendable justification for his actions.”
According to the tribunal, the police, who interviewed Mr. Licet after raising concerns, did not take any further action due to “insufficient evidence”.
The TRA panel also proved that the teacher took ketamine on one or more occasions between 2022 and 2024.
“Mr. LiceT accepted to be a ‘crippled’ Addiction In the last two years, for ketamine and they took it most days, ”said this.
It was concluded that he was guilty of unacceptable professional conduct and his behavior could dissatisfied the profession.
“The panel considered the contents of the messages sent to harass Shri Licete, especially in the fact that he normalized to take drugs and use sexual language for an effigy in school,” said this.
“The panel considered these messages highly inappropriate to send a disciple to a teacher.”
It states that when the allegations were out of the education setting, it is believed that the conduct of Mr. Liceet was “internal connected with his profession as a teacher”.
They have been banned indefinitely from teaching children in any school, sixth form college, relevant youth house or children in England.
