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Timothy Blamires, 33, allegedly recorded children on more than 350 occasions over a six month period at a primary school in Melbourne, according to reports by the Daily Mail<\/em>.<\/p>\n The alleged recordings came to light after a cleaner discovered a concealed camera wired to a hard drive inside the school.<\/p>\n Police allege Blamires subsequently removed the camera and hid it inside a drawer in the school\u2019s sick bay before returning to teach his class.<\/p>\n Investigators later seized laptops, mobile phones and other electronic devices from his home as part of the investigation.<\/p>\n Blamires faces 16 charges, including producing and possessing child abuse material. He has been denied bail.<\/p>\n The allegations have raised serious concerns about the alleged use of concealed surveillance equipment in a school environment, where children and their families expect their privacy and safety to be protected.<\/p>\n The allegations have not been proven in court, and the accused is presumed innocent unless found guilty.<\/p>\n Source:<\/strong> Daily Mail<\/em> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n