“He has been remanded till November 25, to be brought back to the court. However, the suspect stated that he and the girl were lovers,” ASP Adjei revealed.

He advised teachers to avoid sexual relations with students as it serves as a ground for them to be disrespected.

Meanwhile, Joy News investigations revealed that there was a similar allegation against Mr Ocloo with a first-year student.

In that incident, the mathematics tutor was said to have sneaked into campus after school and invited the student during the school entertainment hours under the pretence that she was accompanying him to town to buy an item.

The source said Mr Ocloo later ended up with the student in his room and kept her until the following morning before bringing her back to school.

This first incident is reported to have been handled internally by school authorities without the knowledge of the police until his latest allegation.

Meanwhile, the headmaster of the school, Rev. Father Cornelius B. Termaghre has declined to speak on the subject, citing Ghana Education Service (GES) rules and regulations banning him from speaking to the press.