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Supply teacher called pupils 'Ching and Chong' and told African student 'back when he was younger he wouldn't be allowed in the classroom'

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“Supply teacher called pupils 'Ching and Chong' and told African student 'back when he was younger he wouldn't be allowed in the classroom”

Anton Van Der Watt, 66, called two other Chinese pupils 'ching' and 'chong', and threatened others, including telling one he would 'rip their vocal chords out and feed them to the lions'.

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