kayc perhaps you didn't bother to follow the links but here's an extract from the [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/8462650.stm BBC]]
Internet safety officials have told the BBC they became concerned after a blog and pictures of children also started appearing on the Sparklebox website, which offers colourful teaching materials such as numeracy posters for teachers and children's bedroom posters for parents.
It led officials responsible for ensuring the safety of internet technology in schools in south-west England to block the site.
E-safety officer at the South West Grid for Learning Trust David Wright said: "We were first alerted to the problem in the summer of 2009 when our filtering and monitoring system disclosed to us that there were potential concerns with the website Sparklebox.
"There were areas where pictures of children were being published and up until recently there was an active blog.
"The concerns were about the interactive technology on the site and the previous conviction of the owner."
no pictures???
Kinge, 28, was jailed for nine months in 2005 for downloading pornographic images of children from the internet while working at a Warwickshire school, but reinvented himself as ?Samuel? after changing his name by deed poll.
Last week he was jailed for a year at Worcester Crown Court after admitting making more than 400 indecent and pseudo photographs of children. A judge had lifted his internet ban back in 2005, after which Kinge set up Sparklebox. But he remained a registered sex offender and cannot work with children.
Or you might want to watch the Inside Out programme