Teacher Arrested at Kingswood Primary School

Introduction

Timothy Blamires is 33 years old. He worked as a teacher. Police arrested him because he watched students in secret.

Main Body

A worker found a small camera in a boy's bathroom. Mr. Blamires took the camera and hid it. Later, police found the camera in his bag. They also took computers from his house. Mr. Blamires went to court. He wanted to go home, but the judge said no. The judge said he is dangerous. Also, he did not give the correct passwords to the police. Some parents want to sue the school. They want to know how many children the camera recorded. The Department of Education is helping the students and families now.

Conclusion

Mr. Blamires is in jail. He must go back to court on May 15.

Learning

🚨 Action Words (Past Tense)

In this story, things already happened. To talk about the past, we often add -ed to the word.

  • work β†’ worked
  • arrest β†’ arrested
  • record β†’ recorded

⚠️ The "Rule Breakers"

Some words don't follow the -ed rule. You just have to memorize them!

  • find β†’ found
  • take β†’ took
  • go β†’ went
  • say β†’ said

πŸ’‘ Useful Connection: "Because"

We use because to explain why something happened.

  • Police arrested him β†’\rightarrow because β†’\rightarrow he watched students.

(Reason ←\leftarrow Result)

Vocabulary Learning

teacher (n.)
person who teaches
Example:The teacher explained the lesson.
police (n.)
law enforcement officers
Example:The police stopped the car.
arrested (v.)
taken into custody
Example:The man was arrested for theft.
watched (v.)
observed
Example:She watched the birds.
students (n.)
learners in school
Example:The students studied for the test.
secret (adj.)
hidden from others
Example:It was a secret plan.
worker (n.)
person who works
Example:The worker fixed the machine.
found (v.)
discovered
Example:He found a coin on the street.
camera (n.)
device to take pictures
Example:She took a picture with her camera.
bathroom (n.)
room with a toilet
Example:The bathroom is on the left.
took (v.)
grabbed
Example:He took the book.
hid (v.)
concealed
Example:She hid the letter.
bag (n.)
container for carrying items
Example:She packed her bag.
computers (n.)
electronic devices for computing
Example:The school has many computers.
house (n.)
building where people live
Example:They moved into a new house.
court (n.)
place where legal cases are heard
Example:The case went to court.
judge (n.)
official who decides legal matters
Example:The judge ruled.
dangerous (adj.)
likely to cause harm
Example:The road is dangerous.
parents (n.)
adults who care for children
Example:Parents attend the meeting.
school (n.)
place for learning
Example:She goes to school.
children (n.)
young people
Example:The children played.