Man jailed for child sex offences
He worked at a number of schools in Surrey, as well as a children’s holiday club
A man who worked at schools and holiday camps across Surrey has been jailed for nearly seven years, after pleading guilty to a series of indecent image and child sex offences.
27 year old Harry Nyazai pleaded guilty to 17 counts relating to the possession, making and distribution of indecent images of children, publishing an obscene article and attempting to incite a boy aged 13-15 years to engage in sexual activity. He also pleaded guilty to one count of outraging public decency.
Nyazai, who had also advertised his services on social media as a babysitter and after school tutor, was arrested after police received information that he was uploading indecent images of children to a Google account in October 2022.
Indecent images of children
When Surrey Police searched his digital devices they showed that indecent images of children had been downloaded.
Nyazai was further arrested in January 2023 in relation to material on messaging apps which showed he was communicating with others who had similar interest in indecent images of children and child sexual abuse.
He was arrested again in February 2023 after further examination of his devices showed he had also been taking, making and encouraging distribution of indecent images of children, including children in his care.
In June 2024, Nyazai was seen sitting in his car near a school playground in Farnham during break time.
Due to his suspicious behaviour, the witness took a photo of Nyazai’s car and reported the matter to the school who reported it to police.
He was subsequently arrested for outraging public decency after a number of items, including children’s underwear and indecent photos, were found in his car.
Sentencing Nyazai to six years and 11 months in prison, the Judge HHJ Sellers said his “escalating activity” showed he was a “significant risk and therefore dangerous”.
As well as having his licence extended for a further three years, Nyazai was also barred from working with children, placed on the Sex Offender Register for life and given a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
Detective Constable Steve Branch from Surrey Police’s Paedophile Online Investigation Team, said: “Nyazai’s dangerous and predatory behaviour while working as a teacher and at a children’s holiday club is a gross abuse of the position of trust he held. The sentence he was given in court last week is recognition of the serious risk he poses to young children, and the fact that he has been placed on the Sex Offender Register for life means that he will continue to be closely monitored on his release.
“The team has worked tirelessly since Nyazai was first arrested to build a case against him which encompassed the extent and the severity of his offending, and ensure he was brought to justice, and their efforts have paid off and ensured that he will continue to remain behind bars, which is where he belongs.”