Shore School's revolting muck-up day points system revealed
A point-scoring system rewarding students for achieving vile challenges was behind a shocking muck-up day plan at an exclusive Sydney school.
The Shore School, on Sydney’s North Shore with yearly fees upwards of $30,000, was chastised over it’s leaked “Triwizard Shorenament” manifesto which detailed a list of challenges as part of a muck-up day scavenger hunt planned for Wednesday night.
The school alerted police of planned unlawful activities and students were threatened with expulsion if they took part.
The challenge list contained dozens of sexually explicit and illegal dares, with students participating in the event advised against documenting them with videos or photos.
Each student could collect a certain number of points for completing more than 150 challenges detailed on the list and, the more disturbing the dare, the higher the score.
The 50-point dares
Pour your own beer at a pub
Swim in a fountain (must collect $2.20 from the bottom)
Get with someone's girlfriend
Call and explain to your parents how you lost your virginity in detail or text
Get with a Maccas worker behind counter
Direct traffic with traffic zones
Have a threesome
Shave your head bald
Sex with someone not in our year
Break a bus stop shelter
Get [oral sex] in a pub (photo)
Get into the captain’s room in a ferry
“Boar Hunter”: sex with a woman weighing more than 80kg
Push a random into the water at Balmoral wharf
Jump into a random’s pool at Mosman (Plus 50+ if naked)
Flip off Spit Bridge (video)
Eat a lit [cigarette]
Get a happy ending
Drop and spill chocolate milk in a supermarket and then scream out clean up on aisle 3 (video)
Whole team 100m undie run across spit bridge or Miller Street
Pierce your teammate’s ear
Wet willy a cop
Put your nuts on your [social media] story
Ask a stranger for a [cigarette], then eat it
Play Clash of Clans [mid oral sex]
Play Clash Royale while [receiving oral sex]
Get with someone over 40
Sex on Balmoral beach
Post on your personal Instagram a photo of you s****ing on the toilet (+10 for every team member who does after 1st person does)
Photo with Trump supporter (must be wearing a piece of Trump clothing)
S*** in your hand and clap
Stand on driving range while people hit balls
Get kicked out of a club/pub/RSL (video)
Piss yourself while you order Maccas/talking to random
S*** in a golf hole
The 100-point dares
Rip a cone [of marijuana] on the Harbour Bridge
Purchase every type of condom in Neutral Bay Priceline
Cupcake [cupping flatulence in your hand and releasing it] a random (+100 if its a cop)
F*** one of your teammate’s ex with them there
Get on the roof of a bus
F*** a chick which is 3/10 or lower (must be a photo of the chick)
Break into Taronga Zoo
Put your d*** on your [social media] story (minimum 12 hours)
Skull 700ml bottle of vodka (video)
Have a conversation with an officer [under the influence of drugs]
Drink a cup of your mate’s [vomit]
S*** on a car
Public [anal sex]
Get with a dude
Butt chug a 1.25L Fat Lamb (must finish whole bottle) (video)
Piss on a train
Get a COVID marshall vest and organise a pub
Perform a [shoey] (video)
Nudie run Oxford Street
Bubbler (todd carney)
S*** on [Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College] Holy Grass (video)
Shove an egg up your a** then s*** it out while making chicken noises
Lose Virginity
Catch a pigeon and proceed to rip its head off
The 200-point dares
S*** on a train
Get with someone below 15
Lose virginity to a hooker
The ultimate combo – cone, scull beer, line, nang, dart in a row
Eat 2 laxatives and a Phaal curry (spicy curry)
Get arrested. Must go to the police station in cuffs
Send nudes to a family member
Trifecta Spit – [sexual act], spit on homeless man and jump off spit bridge (video for all)
The 300-point dares
Do the whole night on foot
“Egg Boy”: Shave your entire body (buzz cut hair, pubes, legs, arms etc). Shaving eyebrows +100
The 10,000-point dare
Get on a plane to Melbourne
After the disturbing rule book was revealed, the Sydney Morning Herald reported headmaster Timothy Petterson told parents it did not reflect the attitudes of the school.
“Our investigations are ongoing into the origins of the scavenger hunt document; but the boys involved appear to be a small number, not representative of the wider year group,” Dr Petterson said.
“It is extremely disappointing to all of us that their thoughtless actions have cast a shadow, not only over the considerable achievements of their classmates, but the reputation of our school generally which strives to be respectful, inclusive and caring environment for all.”
The Shore School has not responded to Yahoo News Australia’s request for comment.
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