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Sally-Anne Bowen convicted for indecent assault of students in the 1980s
New York Post • • world
Key Points:
- Sally-Anne Bowen, a former chemistry teacher at Christ’s College in North London, was found guilty of seven counts of indecent assault involving two students aged 14 or 15 at the time of the offenses.
- One accuser testified that he had sex with Bowen "about 20 or 30 times" and considered her his girlfriend, while the other described inappropriate touching and kissing initiated after being pressured by peers.
- Bowen denied all allegations, calling them fabrications and insisted there was no relationship beyond student-teacher, also disputing claims about her provocative attire and classroom behavior.
- The trial revealed Bowen’s tendency to dress and act like a teenager, with witnesses describing her style as resembling a "Sabrina Carpenter video," and an incident involving a sex manual discussed in class.
- Bowen will remain on bail until her sentencing scheduled for November 20.
