To ask for help in how to address this with school?

Look up the MASH for your area.
I would start with school first thought if I was you. I would expect a quick response though so if they don’t I would go over their heads. I wouldn’t bother with ofsted. MASH and then the police if you’re still
concerned.

No, won’t make a difference.

You need to go the LADO yourself, this is an outside person. The school should also self report to the LADO.

Email the head. They would need to be informed anyway so you might as well email the head first.
Just inform them of what happened. Stick to the facts. Do ask that they report back to you though.
If he's had a warning already, they will take this seriously. Just because he's still working at the school, doesn't mean the school didn't deal with it and he maybe skating on very thin ice.
Age of your daughter makes no difference as he is in a position of authority so safeguarding rules apply.

Report to the head in the first instance. Ofsted aren’t going to investigate, they will ask the LA to look at it. It won’t speed anything up and an extra layer could delay things.
It really is easier and more straightforward to follow processes set out in KCSIE (linked above) and corresponding school policies.

A considered, rationale email to the head clearly outlining the allegation is the best way forward.

I dealt with a ranting complaint a while ago as a governor unpicking the actual facts from angry ranting was not easy.

I wouldn't do that unless they're being very unhelpful. I work for a regulator (not Ofsted) and people are always threatening to report things to us. It rarely has the desired effect as far as I can see.

It would be more appropriate to follow-up with the police if they were involved last year, than Ofsted.

I’m a DSL in a secondary school. I’d be extremely concerned if this got reported to me and would be passing it on to the head teacher ans the LADO (local authority designated safeguarding officer)

I’m sorry your girl had to deal with this - does she have a trusted adult in sixth form she can access, if it’s making her stressed?

No, don’t do this. I teach in a 6th Form and it doesn’t matter if the students are 18, we are in a position of authority and should not abuse this power. This teacher is completely inappropriate and senior leadership need to be made aware.

Is there a Head of 6th Form? Can you contact them and update her/him on this contact? I wouldn’t do it in writing because emails get easily lost. I’d ring and ask to speak to someone senior regarding an update on the safeguarding case from last year with Mr ___. You can make notes on it. If you’re not satisfied with their follow up you can request a meeting.

We get so many emails from parents complaining and ranting, it will lose any impact. I hope it is dealt with appropriately as this teacher sounds like he should not be around teenage girls!

The second incident where she could see him looking into the classroom which she presumed was in search of her, sounds like the kind of thing that a person might do to mess with someone's head after they have already witnessed that they've had an effect on them. The fact she noticed him looking in shows how anxious she was and I suspect also shows how he was wanting her to notice. I wonder if he is deliberately trying to taunt her and perhaps even make it seem like she's overreacting or imaging things to further play with her head and perhaps in some kind of horrible payback because of her complaining about his behaviour. If he asked her to meet up with him in such a way that nobody else could hear clearly then that would definitely point to him trying to intimidate her slyly and then play innocent. Even if her friend overheard that might still be part of the same thing and he may count on changing the context when challenged and often skilled manipulators are well versed in how to make young people doubt what they've heard or believe that they've misheard or misinterpreted. I really don't like the sound of this. It's way ott and he can't think she would agree to meet with him in a private classroom, so he had another insidious agenda. That poor girl, how awful for an adult to make her feel so unsettled and unsafe xx

It's a school, not a bar or a bus stop, and a teacher who's already been told not to talk to her, not a random man.

I mean, he has been told to avoid all contact with OPs daughter. He hasn't stuck to that..

I would be either going straight to the police or demand a meeting with said teacher and the head teacher to talk about whatever he wanted to discuss with my daughter!

You need to report this to head teacher, DSL and the LEA LADO (local authority designated officer). Make sure you give the background of the issues last year.

Echoing previous posters, as a teacher we are told that if we have any safeguarding concerns about another teacher/staff member then we should go to the headteacher, not the designated safeguarding lead. Definitely don't contact the teacher yourself.

This all sounds extremely dodgy. If he doesn't teach her then I can't think of any reason why he would want to have a chat with her unless to bring up what happened with the selfies, which he absolutely should not be doing.

Agree with others. Go to the head. Plan exactly what you are going to say. And whatever the outcome, follow up with an email setting out your concerns and confirming what has been discussed in the meeting.

See section 4 if this document, it sets out what they must do. Reference it when you email the head.

assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/66d7301b9084b18b95709f75/Keeping_children_safe_in_education_2024.pdf

Hi OP, this is appalling behaviour from him. Complaints about members of staff should go straight to the head. Absolutely do not contact him. I would email so it's laid out clearly in writing.
Every school is different but I would imagine a call to the heads PA first thing tomorrow to ask for a meeting would be the speediest way into see them.
As this is a second offence personally I would include the DSL copied into the email.
If your daughter has lessons tomorrow I really think she should attend them. This might horrify her but she should not miss material because of a creepy adult male. If he is stupid enough to do anything tomorrow whilst you are actually in the school I suspect that will aid your case. But if you and she don't feel she can do this that would be understandable.
I think she did very well today. Tell her a random Internet person says so!
Good luck you are in the right and he needs not to be employed anywhere near children.

I don't think it's a big deal at all. He wasn't even suspended despite what sounds like a thorough investigation so he can't have done anything that wrong.

Your daughter is an adult, she shouldn't be running to you every time a man tries to talk to her in a public place.

Ex-teacher of over 30 years experience here. My God, YES- blaze your guns! I'm so angry on your family's behalf!
There will be a Safeguarding Lead at the school, so make sure they are included in any communication you have with the school.

Allegations against a teacher must go to the head. Look at their safeguarding and complaints policies which must be on their website. They can’t ignore this. No need to go all guns blazing, it won’t make a difference, be firm, follow processes.

I would want to find the pervert myself so I could tell him face to face what would happen if he ever so much as looked at my daughter again...I would also inform the school about it as it sounds like he's a danger to children and should be removed from the school

He is not her teacher, he has no reason to need to speak to her at all.
At the best he’s being incredibly stupid.
Te her she’s done exactly the right things and to to the head and their safeguarding lead. Email for paper trail and request an immediate meeting.
If you don’t get what you want from them , the governors or your local safeguarding hub - ours is called the MASH.