Ex-King’s Lynn head Gregory Hill jailed for breaching order

At court, he admitted posting pictures of his victim online.

Josephine Jones, prosecuting, said Hill had told police he was “not aware” of the order and it was a “happy coincidence” that the victim was in the photo.

In a statement read to the court, the victim said she had become “very scared again”.

She said she was “constantly looking over her shoulder” and worried Hill would find out where she lived, and that it had had a “negative impact on every area of my life”.

The judge said Hill had been fully aware of the order and that it was “appalling” his victim had “suffered in this way”.

Following sentencing Ch Insp Chris Banks of Norfolk Police said: “Restraining orders are put in place to protect victims and prevent further offending.

“Breaching these conditions can carry severe consequences and I hope today’s sentence offers some reassurance that we will take robust action when the terms of these orders are not being adhered to.”

A BBC investigation found further allegations of inappropriate behaviour have been made by five other women who worked with Hill at the school.