TEACHER seduced one of his pupils when she was 11 - and carried on a sexual relationship for another 11 years, a court heard today.
The affair continued until last year when she was 22, even after the teacher's wife found them in bed together, the Old Bailey heard.
Mohammed Akorley, 42, a history and English teacher, was alleged to have abused the girl from the age of 11 when she was at the school in Dulwich, south-east London.
Akorley, of Honor Oak, south-east London, denies eight counts of rape and one of indecency with a child.
The attacks were said to have taken place between January 1999 and January 2005, after the complainant turned 16.
Brian Reece, prosecuting, said: "This girl was taken advantage of from a very early age at a time when she could not have had any understanding of what was happening to her.
"Pretty much everything that can occur between a male and female did occur.
"When she was aged 15 she had become pregnant by this defendant and had a termination."
Mr Reece said the sexual encounters between Akorley and the complainant had taken place up to five to six times a week, often in his car.
He said Akorley had even gained access to the complainant's family home by climbing scaffolding.
On one occasion in 2008, Mr Reece said, Akorley's wife found him and the complainant in her marital bed.
The sexual relationship allegedly started after Akorley took the girl on a visit to the British Museum, which made her think he was a "cool teacher".
Mr Reece said Akorley was arrested when the relationship stopped and the complainant went to police last year.
The trial was adjourned until tomorrow.
