SA schoolteacher Grant Geoffrey Martin to stand trial accused of producing child pornography AN EASTERN suburbs schoolteacher has been ordered to stand trial on child pornography charges. The Advertiser can now name Grant Geoffrey Martin, 45, after he today entered pleas of not guilty in the Adelaide Magistrates Court. Martin pleaded not guilty to one aggravated count, and one basic count, of producing child pornography. It is alleged the offences occurred at Campbelltown between June 2012 and February 2013. Documents filed with the court allege Martin was arrested, in February, by Sexual Crime Investigation Branch detectives. The documents further allege he was producing child pornography via an internet chat site. Detectives also seized a computer and other data storage equipment. At the time of the arrest in February, a spokesman for the Department of Education and Child Development said Martin had been immediately suspended. "The matter is being investigated by South Australia Police, and so full details of the allegations are unavailable to us," the spokesman said at the time. There is no suggestion thus far that any child at the school is involved in any way. Parents of children who attend the school were sent letters advising them of the police investigation "and will be updated appropriately as the matter progresses." "DECD will ensure that appropriate support services are provided when and as the need arises," the spokesman said. Today, Magistrate Bob Harrap remanded Martin on continuing bail to face the District Court next month.