He had recently been through a divorce
A Thornton-Cleveleys teacher who submitted false marks for his student's coursework told a professional conduct panel he was under an immense amount of stress due to becoming homeless following a divorce.
A number of allegations were made about Mr Mitchell. It was alleged that he submitted marks to the examining/awarding body for Pearson BTEC Business Studies Unit 8 coursework that he knew were estimated and/or not achieved at the time he submitted the marks.It was also said that he instructed one or more pupils and/or supporting staff to produce work to justify the marks he had submitted to the Examining/Awarding Body.
Mr Mitchell explained that for 12 months prior to May 2, 2019, he was involved in divorce proceedings with his wife. The panel heard: "After being made homeless on 23 January 2019, Mr Mitchell was under a huge amount of stress. Therefore, on 30 January 2019, Mr Mitchell began a period of sickness from work due to the stress caused. This period lasted 2 and a half weeks until he returned on25 February 2019.
He said that he raised his concerns with the appropriate staff at the end of February/beginning of March. However, Mr Mitchell was asked to continue with the course as originally planned.
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