Friend admits providing ecstasy that killed teacher who took cocktail of drugs at nightclub called Six Feet Under A woman teacher was given ecstasy on a night out and she died after taking the drug at a local nightclub. Mother-of-one Sarah Mayhew, 30, suffered a heart attack in the Six Feet Under nightclub car park after having a fatal reaction to the party drugs. Friend Ian Bullock met Miss Mayhew and her boyfriend at the start of the night out - and gave her £40 of ecstasy. Mother-of-one Sarah Mayhew, 30, died after taking a cocktail of drugs in a nightclub called Six Feet Under She and her boyfriend then took a cocktail of the ecstasy, cocaine and mephadrone in a hotel room before going to the Six Feet Under nightclub. A court heard the secondary school teacher became "very ill" inside the club at Newport, Gwent, and died later that night. Police interviewed boyfriend Roland Wicke and later arrested his friend Mr Bullock - described as a 'social drug user' rather than a big-time dealer. Mr Bullock appeared at Cardiff Crown Court to plead guilty to possession with intent to supply Class A drug Mr Bullock, 30, appeared at Cardiff Crown Court to plead guilty to possession with intent to supply Class A drug. Scott Bowen, defending, said: 'He is remorseful and feels responsible for what happened.' Judge Eleri Rees said about Mr Bullock: 'You are 30 years of age and everything I have read about you suggests you are a very selfish and self-centred man. It would appear you would appear to have started to face up to your responsibilities as a father but you must become free of drugs. Mr Bullock, of Newport, was sentenced to 15 months in prison suspended for 18 months and a drug rehabilitation scheme. He was ordered to undergo monthly drug tests and will be called back to court if results show he is continuing his habit. A post-mortem examination found her death was caused by a combination of mephedrone and ecstacy toxicity. Miss Mayhew travelled from her home city of Bristol to Newport, South Wales, to meet her boyfriend at a Travelodge in the city. An earlier inquest was held was where a coroner recorded a verdict of misadventure. Teacher: Miss Mayhewwas Head of House at King's Oak Academy, a specialist maths and computing college in Kingswood, Gloucestershire Miss Mayhew, who had an eight-year-old son Connor, was Head of House at King's Oak Academy, in Kingswood, Gloucestershire. The secondary school has earned specialist Mathematics and Computing college status and teaches 712 children aged between 11 and 18. Dozens of students left tributes to the popular teacher on Facebook following her sudden death. Vikkie Wilson said: "Miss Mayhew was always there for people. She was the teacher that everyone looked up to and she never stopped smiling. Nightclub: Sarah Mayhew had been in the Six Feet Under nightclub in Newport and collapsed in the car park She always wanted the best for her students. Former student Georgia May said: "You were the only teacher who would actually sit down and listen to my problems. Whenever I needed someone you were always there and you got me through half of my GCSEs. You made me keep my head down and always showed me the right directions in life.