A disturbing Schoolies “checklist” has emerged online featuring a number of sexually explicit and drug-based ‘challenges’ for school leavers.
End of Year 12 celebrations kicked off in Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast on Saturday, with some attendees already causing controversy over their “feral” antics.
Now, one teenager has taken it upon themselves to share around an unsettling checklist to other partygoers, asking for help in ticking off the items listed.
Posting a screenshot of the list in two separate Schoolies dedicated Facebook groups, the teen wrote: “Hey guys my friends made this checklist for me anyone keen to help tick some off?”
The list includes 10 challenges, the majority of which involve sexual acts with “chicks”.
One of the tasks listed is to “hook up with a disabled chick” and to have sexual intercourse “somewhere f**ked”.
A number of the challenges involve illegal drugs, including doing a line of cocaine off a “chick’s ass” and filming yourself having sexual intercourse while “ripping a cone” (smoking marijuana from a bong).
Other items include sleeping somewhere “f**ked”, defecating in a bed and getting a “f**ked tattoo”.
The disgusting posts were met with a number of likes and laughing emojis from other group members.
“I wanna see you do number 7,” one person wrote on the post, referring to the challenge to “hook up” with a person with a disability.
The poster responded saying he was “keen for that one”.
Another commenter offered for the poster to help them complete the first task so long as they were “shouting lines beforehand”, to which the teen responded “ofc”.
There was one commenter who took issue with the list and those that thought the post was humorous.
“Imagine thinking taking advantage of a disabled girl is funny,” one teenager wrote.
The poster was quick to defend himself, responding: “Never said take advantage did I. Can disabled girls not hook-up with people like every other girl?”
“Why not just hook up with a girl then instead of a disabled girl?” the commenter said.
‘What’s funny about that.”
The poster claimed he didn’t say it was funny, instead branding it an “act of kindness”.
“Because disabilities don’t bother me like they do some people,” he said.
Another commenter then jumped in to defend the poster, saying may be was “into girls with disabilities”.
“Girls with disabilities can get laid too,” they wrote.
‘Drunken pr**ks’: Restaurant owner blasts Schoolies
Schoolies celebrations have only been running for three nights, but already locals have been left furious by the actions of some revellers.
Murray Taylor, owner of Italian restaurant Nicolinis Surfers Paradise, has claimed the Schoolies attendees have “completely killed” his business the usual crowds of tourists and regular customers steer clear of the city’s entertainment precinct as it has become overrun by teens.
Now, Murray Taylor, owner of Italian restaurant Nicolinis Surfers Paradise, has claimed the Schoolies attendees have “completely killed” his business, saying the usual crowds of tourists and regular customers steer clear of the city’s entertainment precinct as it has become overrun by teens.
He told The Gold Coast Bulletin his trade had dropped by as much as 80 per cent since the celebrations began and he was “fed up”.
“Don’t get me wrong. I’m not completely anti-Schoolies but the drunken pr**ks causing chaos up and down Surfers Paradise Boulevard have completely killed us,” Mr Taylor said.
“There’s people spewing on the sidewalk and toolies carrying on and screaming while people are trying to enjoy a nice Italian meal. It’s ridiculous.”
In desperation, Mr Taylor put out a call on social media, begging his loyal customers not to be deterred by the school leavers.
“To all our amazingly loyal & fabulous customers – please don’t let Schoolies keep you away as we are in the quiet part of town and we would love to see you tonight,” the restaurant said in a Facebook post.
“Unfortunately Schoolies has impacted the restaurants here as many people try to avoid the area but we can assure you that it’s business as usual and it’s quite peaceful here.”
In a bid to further entice customers, Mr Taylor offered a free drink to anyone who came in and mentioned the post.
‘Feral’ reality of Schoolies exposed online
The wild – and gross – antics of some school leavers have been exposed online, with many attendees not afraid to show the unglamorous side of Schoolies.
Videos posted to TikTok have shown the huge mess left behind on the street following the first few nights of partying.
In one video, rubbish can be seen strewn across Cavill Ave, the main strip in Surfers Paradise, with seagulls picking through the remains of food packages.
“You dirty motherf***ers,” a person is heard screaming out as the footage pans across the scene.
“Class of 2022 is feral,” one person commented on the video.
Another person claimed Schoolies had “never been this bad”, saying the 2022 graduates “just don’t have the respect”.
“I normally say they are just having fun but at least they could have used the bins,” another said.
There have only been two nights of celebrations so far, but each morning new videos have emerged showing the “feral” state the streets have been left in.
“Schoolies, this is f**ked,” a school leaver says as the camera pans over the rubbish strewn across the street from the first night.
The day two “aftermath” shows a similar scene.
“Bruh does no one know how to use a bin or what,” one user wrote.
“That’s foul,” another said.
Many suggested it was particularly disheartening sight given that this cohort of graduates have grown up being taught about their impact on the environment.
“So disrespectful to the environment,” one user wrote.
Despite the wild antics playing out online, Queensland Police have so far praised the actions of Schoolies attendees.
On Sunday, Gold Coast District Acting Chief Superintendent Rhys Wildman said the first night of celebration had “spectacularly”, with only four people arrested on seven charges.
He said this was almost identical to last year’s numbers, but this year there were an extra 10,000 school leavers attending.
“So when you work those numbers out, it just highlights the incredible behaviour that’s being displayed by our school leavers,” he said.
“We’ve seen our school leavers displaying a lot of maturity for their young years.”