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You drop the kids off at school at 9 in the morning.

The next six hours of their day are spent in the care of trustworthy professionals.

The majority of the time they are safe in the hands of their tutors.

It's a rare occasion when the friendly teacher isn't the honorable person they appear to be. Teacher and axe murderer are words you will sell them here together, though there are at least three instances in the UK where a teacher has wielded an axe or a hatchet, intent on committing murder.

A teacher that twice survived severe injuries while serving in the army during World War I

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