Former Blackpool teacher Clare Percival will attend a disciplinary panel of the Teaching Regulation Agency
Ms Percival was previously a SEND teacher, employed by Blackpool Council.
A former Blackpool teacher of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will appear before a professional conduct panel.
Clare Percival will attend a disciplinary panel of the Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) later this month.
Ms Percival was previously a SEND teacher, employed by Blackpool Council.
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However, her professional profile on Linked In reveals she has left the profession.
She posted: "I worked in primary, mainstream and specialist provisions for over 10 years, including on the senior leadership team as SENDCo.
"I have made the decision to step away from teaching and am looking forward to embarking on a new career path."
Ms Percival also says she volunteers at The Hub community centre as well as fundraising for Homeless Hounds.
She describes herself as an "active" member of Reclaim Blackpool Women's Group and as an ambassador for Her Game Too at Blackpool FC and helped set up the She-siders - a group for female fans of the club.
The TRA is an executive agency of the Department for Education, responsible for the teaching profession in England.
It is responsible for regulating the teaching profession and conducting teacher misconduct hearings.
Blackpool Council has been approached for a comment.