Belfield was sacked by the school's governors in February but plans to open his new venture Cambridge School Online. He has spoken about the allegations that saw him forced out of his job at the £35, 000-a-year school, admitting some of the messages (pictured) were inappropriate It 'provides a British education to students around the world, enabling them to enter top UK Universities'. Its website adds: 'Students study in their own countries, using the latest technology, alongside support and tuition from our experienced teachers. ' On the site, Belfield says he has 'spent over 20 years educating some of the best students in the world, with hundreds of them going to a university ranked in the top 10 in the UK'. He adds: 'But, these former students have all been lucky enough to be able to travel to the UK for their high school studies. Belfield was sacked by Ruthin School (pictured) governors in February but plans to open his new venture Cambridge School Online 'I now wish to help those students who wish to remain in their own countries for high school, but who ultimately still want to attend a top ranking university in the UK. '
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