The accused Mandurah teacher leaves the Mandurah Magistrates Court under cover of an umbrella.
Rachel Fenner
Camera IconThe accused Mandurah teacher leaves the Mandurah Magistrates Court under cover of an umbrella. Rachel Fenner Credit: Supplied/Rachel Fenner

Teacher accused of inappropriate relationship with student appears in court

Rachel FennerMandurah Coastal Times

The female teacher was not required to enter a plea.

She appeared on four counts of indecently dealing with a child over 16 under their authority and six counts of sexually penetrating a child over 16 under their authority.

Her lawyer John Flanagan made an application for a disclosure date to be set. Mr Flanagan tried to have this date set in Bunbury.

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Magistrate Vivien Edwards refused this request, as the alleged offences occurred locally.

The woman was remanded to appear in Perth Magistrates Court on May 11.