Leamington school secretary moonlights as bisexual escort

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A secretary at a strict Catholic school works as a £150-an-hour bisexual hooker.



Married Kerri Mallier, 40, brags on an adult website about being "classy, stunning and extremely naughty".

By day she works as head of administration at Trinity Catholic School in Leamington Spa, Warwicks.

But she makes up to £800 for an all-night booking under the name Keri Ann.

She boasted to a reporter that her extra-curricular work was her "hobby".

Her sideline was uncovered after a parent of pupils saw photos of the petite brunette on the site.

Alongside naked snaps, she claims to be a "bi-female offering a truly exceptional girlfriend experience".

She goes on: "I love what I do, offering my services to men, women and couples."

She also boasts of a "sexy girlfriend who would be more than happy to join us". On the site she offers her rates and asks for payment "within the first 5 mins".

A reporter posing as a client arranged to meet her at a hotel near the M40. Mallier turned up accompanied by a burly man who waited in a car outside.

She told the reporter: "I work in a school, which is probably why I do this, so I can get away from the kids."

She has worked for five years at the specialist arts and technology college, which has 1,145 pupils aged 11-18.

Yesterday Mallier, of Warwick, refused to comment. Shown a nude snap on the site, she said: "That is me but I don't know where it has come from."

Shortly after her profile was removed.

School principal Dr Jim Ferguson said: "There is no comment at this time. I will have to seek advice on this."

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School secretary leaves post amid sex escort allegations

A SECRETARY at Trinity Catholic School in Leamington has left her job amid tabloid allegations she was working as an escort in her spare time.

National newspapers claimed this week that Keri Mallier, 40, had advertised her services on an adult website as a £150-an-hour bisexual escort.

As a result school principal Dr Jim Ferguson sent a letter to parents saying: “A very shocking article appeared in the Sun newspaper this morning and on its website.

“It concerns my PA and office manager Keri Mallier.

“These allegations are a great shock to everyone in our school community, especially those who worked with her.

“I want you to know that Keri Mallier will not be returning to Trinity.

“Please remember our school community in your thoughts and prayers at this time.”

A pupil’s parent discovered Mrs Mallier on the website.

She had worked for five years at the specialist arts and technology college, which has more than 1,000 pupils aged from 11 to 18.

A Warwickshire County Council spokesman said: “We are taking this allegation very seriously and we will be looking into the matter.”

The Archdiocese of Birmingham, of which the school is part, declined to comment.