Manchester teacher found guilty of sexual activity with two schoolboys
The Guardian|May 18, 2024
A teacher was found guilty yesterday of having sex with two schoolboys.
Manchester teacher found guilty of sexual activity with two schoolboys

Rebecca Joynes, 30, groomed the boys from the age of 15, Manchester crown court heard, and was on bail for sexual activity with the first child, boy A, when she began having sex with the second, boy B, and went on to become pregnant by him.

The boys cannot be identified for legal reasons.

Joynes was convicted of six counts of engaging in sexual activity with a child, including two while being a person in a position of trust.

Joynes closed her eyes and grimaced, before she began visibly shaking as she stood in the dock as the guilty verdicts were returned by the jury foreman after a two-week trial.

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