A staff member from one of Adelaide’s top private schools accused of sexually abusing a child can now be named.
Dong Yoon, known as Dominic, faced court for the first time on Wednesday.
WATCH ABOVE: Staffer at elite Adelaide private school appears in court on child sex abuse charge
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The 30-year-old declined to answer questions from 7NEWS outside court.
His lawyer Craig Caldicott said he and his client will “have our say in court when the time comes”.
“We do not know at this point in time, whether they (the charges) will be challenged or not,” he said.
“We’re waiting to see some evidence and what’s going to be presented by the prosecution.”
Dominic Yoon, 30, has been charged one count of sexual abuse of a child Credit: 7NEWS
Court documents reveal Yoon is charged with one count of sexual abuse of a child.
Prosecutors allege he was in a position of trust when he allegedly engaged in two or more sexual acts between January 1 and April 30 this year in Adelaide and Plympton.
7NEWS understands Yoon was suspended when the allegations surfaced.
He remains on bail ahead of his next court appearance in August.
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