Teacher's Dead

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It's understood a letter has been sent to staff and parents of pupils at Sandwood Primary School after the popular teacher's tragic passing. We are providing her family with support at this incredibly difficult time as our investigation to establish the full circumstances continues." Detective Chief Inspector Cheryl Kelly said: "Our thoughts are with Marelle's family and friends, as well as everyone affected by this tragic incident.

Okay wait. WHY DID I JUST LOOK UP MORE ABOUT THE “death” of the vegan teacher only to hear that it’s A FALSE ALARM!??,” asked one concerned fan. She really was the very last person anyone could ever want to come to harm. Just a lovely, lovely girl."

I hope that you will understand that there are no other details that I can share at this time but wanted to let our families know the tragic news from the school." And, a few months ago, another hearsay claimed that she was pregnant, but this turned out to be untrue as well. I worked with Marelle 15yrs ago and she was a vibrant and special woman. She arranged a birthday party for me and made me a CD of her singing and I’d known her less than a week by then. (such a Marelle thing to do! Those who know her won’t be surprised by this!).

This is the headteacher of Epsom College who was found dead with her husband and seven-year-old daughter on the grounds of the school. A Glasgow teacher failed to turn up to work before being found dead at her home in Govan after colleagues raised the alarm on Tuesday, April 25. A friend of Marelle, Alec Nicholson, told The Mirror: "She was just an exceptionally beautiful human. I mean, of course anyone would say that about someone whose loss they’re mourning, but she really was incredibly special. So beautiful, so talented, but so kind."The family's next of kin are being supported by specialist officers. Ms Pattison has been described as a 'wonderful teacher' and a 'delightful person, the Mirror reports. If we fail, the NHS will fail' - the people on less than supermarket wages who could be the NHS' downfall