<p>A woman schoolteacher shocked parents and pupils at a village primary school by boasting on the social networking site Facebook about drinking, swearing and having sex while partying. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Elizabeth Scarlett, 50, was also accused before a disciplinary hearing of making improper comments about sex toys on the social networking site, on which she had befriended former pupils as young as 11, the Daily Express reported.<br /><br />On Tuesday, the divorced woman was given an official reprimand over her Facebook posts which she made while working at a primary school in South Wales.<br /><br />The General Teaching Council for Wales heard that Scarlett, who taught at the school for 17 years, wrote about "partying hard".<br /><br />One of her messages mentioned her thoughts of buying a sex toy. And she told an ex-pupil: "You should pop up to see me or even better we can go for a drink or clubbing. Outside school I like to party hard.<br /><br />"I’m not a teacher on here. I’m just like anyone else.” She said that she drank, swore and had sex, adding “but don’t tell anyone”.<br /><br />The hearing was told Scarlett had 81 friends on Facebook including 32 former pupils, 12 of whom were aged between 11 and 17.<br /><br />In a statement later, she said that she “did not realise” her profile could be seen publicly.</p>
<p>A woman schoolteacher shocked parents and pupils at a village primary school by boasting on the social networking site Facebook about drinking, swearing and having sex while partying. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Elizabeth Scarlett, 50, was also accused before a disciplinary hearing of making improper comments about sex toys on the social networking site, on which she had befriended former pupils as young as 11, the Daily Express reported.<br /><br />On Tuesday, the divorced woman was given an official reprimand over her Facebook posts which she made while working at a primary school in South Wales.<br /><br />The General Teaching Council for Wales heard that Scarlett, who taught at the school for 17 years, wrote about "partying hard".<br /><br />One of her messages mentioned her thoughts of buying a sex toy. And she told an ex-pupil: "You should pop up to see me or even better we can go for a drink or clubbing. Outside school I like to party hard.<br /><br />"I’m not a teacher on here. I’m just like anyone else.” She said that she drank, swore and had sex, adding “but don’t tell anyone”.<br /><br />The hearing was told Scarlett had 81 friends on Facebook including 32 former pupils, 12 of whom were aged between 11 and 17.<br /><br />In a statement later, she said that she “did not realise” her profile could be seen publicly.</p>