An Auckland primary school at the centre of an alleged sex scandal has had its name permanently suppressed.
One of the school's teachers -- a man in his 60s -- was this week acquitted of 25 indecent assault charges after a trial in the High Court at Auckland.
He had been accused of committing acts against students between the ages of 6 and 8, but after more than two days of deliberating, the jury rejected the Crown's case.
This afternoon, the school's lawyer Christine Chilwell applied for suppression of the school's name to protect the eight complainants who still attended it.
She said the "safe and nurturing environment would be disturbed" if the school was the subject of media scrutiny.