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Teacher banned after stamping on boy’s head and attacking pupil

Taylor told an investigation by the teaching regulator that he hoped the victims could “move on from the experience in a positive way” and apologised for his “momentary lapse of judgement”.

Their report said he had apologised and appeared to be taking steps to address his “violent offending behaviour”.

But the panel found that the misconduct was “so serious that it was fundamentally incompatible” with remaining a teacher.

They said “the high level of aggression” in Taylor’s behaviour and the fact children were the victims added to the seriousness of this case.

The report said: “The panel determined someone who behaved in the manner the teacher did cannot be in a classroom environment, and particularly not as a registered teacher.

“A finding of being unfit to teach was necessary to maintain the public’s confidence in GTC Scotland as the regulator of the teaching profession in Scotland.”

Taylor has been removed from the teaching register and cannot re-apply for two years, which is the maximum period of prohibition.

South Ayrshire Council has been contacted for a comment.


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