Original sentence: At the end of the 05/06 academic year Orton Longueville School (OLS) made the front page of the Evening Telegraph due to a walkout by the school's sixth formers.The event was apparently triggered due to the expulsion of a male sixth former Scott Homer by headteacher David Owen
Edited sentence: (The following article was under dispute and therefore has been edited by Peterborough's media following various interviews with the school's past and present staff and students).At the end of that year the head of the sixth form, who had supported the student, left for other undisclosed reasons.At the end of the 05/06 academic year Orton Longueville School (OLS) made the front page of the Evening Telegraph due to a pupil walkout by the school's sixth formers.He even sat on the student interview panel that voted against the hiring of the successful candidate David Owen for the position of Headteacher.His massive involvement in the day to day running of the school led to him developing a massive amount of loyalty for OLS.It was this loyalty that many people believe was what the new head feared and instead of working with him, like the previous Senior Management Team (SMT) had, they chose to remove Scott's responsibilities within the school and disregard any form of Student Council.Scott seems to have had a reputation throughout the school as the student political figurehead, representing the school and student body in countless extra-curricular activities.The event was apparently triggered due to the perceived harsh and discriminatory expulsion of a male sixth former Scott Homer by the Headteacher David Owen.The protest and subsequent press coverage still lost Scott the end of his academic year to the expulsion - only several weeks in real terms, but he was allowed to return at the beginning of 06/07 - an apparent victory for the sixth formers.This escalated until eventually the head went one step too far, excluding Scott for apparent criminal damage, to a mobile classroom scheduled for demolition, reported by sixth form witnesses that the head refused to name.This, along with the mounting isolation of the staff and students from any decisions being made within the school, caused deep unrest amongst the staff and student body resulting in massive amounts of bitterness towards David Owen and the rest of the SMT