Jason Taylor, a named teacher from Oxfordshire, is scheduled to appear before a private misconduct panel later this month.
The Teaching Regulation Agency confirmed that his hearing will begin at 9.30am on November 17.
The professional conduct panel has been convened to examine the case of Taylor, who was formerly employed in Oxfordshire in South East England.
The proceedings are being held under The Teachers’ Disciplinary (England) Regulations 2012.
Although the panel will consider the allegation and determine whether it is proven, its decision and any sanction imposed will not be released publicly.
The Teaching Regulation Agency will consider whether to publish the outcome later in accordance with Regulation 15 of the regulations.
A hearing may proceed in private to safeguard children, protect vulnerable witnesses or serve the interests of justice.
Private sessions may also be arranged at the request of an interested party.
Three independent members will sit on the panel.
They will include a chair appointed by the Teaching Regulation Agency, either a serving or recently retired teacher, and an individual who is outside the teaching profession.
If the allegation is found proven, the panel may impose an appropriate sanction.
Potential measures include a prohibition on Taylor teaching in schools.