A house parent paid to supervise boarders at an elite private school stole thousands of pounds worth of belongings from their dorms.
Jack Martin-Harley, 33, used his privileged access at £37,000-a-year d’Overbroeck’s in Oxford to help himself to pupils’ cash, jewellery and electronic goods in a four-month spree.
He has admitted to nine counts of burglary at High Wycombe Magistrates’ Court.
Parents were given little information by the school about the case, receiving only a letter saying Martin-Harley was no longer a staff member – with no mention of his crimes.
A school source told The Mail on Sunday: ‘Parents at the school are
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