A disgraced woman teacher struck off for having sex with a pupil on his prom night has been working in a missionary position - helping spread the word of God among soldiers.



French teacher Isabelle Graham, 28, was struck off on Tuesday for having sex with the 17-year-old pupil at a Travelodge hotel in Edinburgh.



She was axed after a picture emerged showing her lying semi-naked in bed at the hotel while a boy stood at the door of the room.



Now it has emerged that she has been doing work for the Soldiers' and Airmen's Scripture Readers Association (SASRA) a charity based in Aldershot, Hampshire, which spreads the teaching of Jesus among squaddies.

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Devout Christian Ms Graham is known at SASRA, whose patron is The Queen, by the name Shona Wilkie.



Shona is her middle name and Wilkie is her married surname.



Her husband Andrew Wilkie, 28, who is standing by her, is training to be a clergyman.



The pair were engaged to be married at the time she bedded the pupil in June 2014.



The couple have subsequently tied the knot and Ms Graham last week gave birth to a baby son.



Ms Graham resigned from her role at Whitburn Academy, West Lothian, after the Travelodge sex romp came to light.



She and Andrew, 28, are now living in Aldershot.



She has done work in the "donor relations" department of the charity, while Andrew is listed as a support officer at the organisation.



Ms Graham started working for SASRA in July 2015.



As part of her duties, she compiled a book for the charity of the war diaries of a scripture-reading soldier at the Somme called William Ransley.