The start of a new year at Christ’s College comprehensive and the arrival of a new chemistry teacher had caused quite a stir.
Sally-Anne Bowen was bubbly, blonde and in her mid-20s – in other words nothing like her ‘fusty’ lab coat-wearing colleagues at the all-boys school in north London.
Favouring short skirts and tight tops she quickly came to exert a Pied Piper-like hold over her pupils, who immediately installed her at the top of their ‘fittest teacher’ list.
Of course, while unedifying, such behaviour among teenage boys is hardly unheard of.
But Bowen’s reaction to it was most unusual. Flattered by their attention,
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