Stewart also spent the stolen funds on hotel stays in London and sex toys which he kept in his desk drawer,
Cambridge News reports.
Investigations revealed that the £120,000-a-year headmaster had made £80,000 worth of bogus expenses claims to buy luxury items including smoked salmon and oysters.
Other claims made by Stewart included often using his private credit card were for £570 on private car insurance, £11,000 on garden centres and diy stores and £3,000 on fish and wine.
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he detective said: “The office was described by a witness as being set up like an apartment with a lounge area, dining area with cooking facilities and a bedroom area, made up of sofa cushions on the floor.
“One room contained a dining table, six chairs, three comfy chairs and a coffee table.
“There was a hand crafted dresser and several cupboards containing glasses and places with custom made oak furniture and doors that had been fitted.
“There was a sink and toilet described as being in the ‘inner sanctum’ which had been partitioned with towels and rugs on it.
“Within there items of a sexual nature were found, such as a large purple vibrator, two further vibrators in a drawer a selection of condoms, wet wipes, tissues, a game called saucy charades, a pack of penis shaped drinking straws, a finger clitoral stimulator, some watermelon lubricant, and six coasters with scenes from the Karma Sutra on them."
