School criticized over leaked kinky calendar in which scantily clad teachers milk and spank each other in nude clothing

A high school has come under fire after a calendar full of photos from a raunchy staff photo shoot was leaked to the public.

The offending calendar featured teachers at Balmoral State High School Brisbane, Australia scantily clad in various compromising positions.

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One staff member donning full non-equipment was depicted with their legs spread and their foot resting on a male staff member – who is on his hands and knees in glittering gold mankini.

Another photo shows the same mankini lecturer posing at his desk with his legs spread, pen in one hand and phone in the other.

A third photo shows a teacher pouring a carton of milk over a female staff member.

According to sources, the photos were printed for a 2023 staff calendar that hung in the staff room.

After a staff complaint last December resulted in the calendar’s existence being denied, it is understood a whistleblower has now brought the calendar to the public’s attention.

The school has come under intense criticism since the photos leaked.

Former Queensland director tracy tully told the Today Toon that the photos were a disgrace to the school’s reputation.

She said: “It is a total disregard for the respect of the school, the parents, the community, the students and the other teachers.

“This is simply not acceptable. This is not a joke. This school is a school of excellence.”

She added: “It’s a gateway school. It is teaching year 11 biomedical engineering. It has four academies.

“They’ve worked really hard to get where they are where they are. They are one International school. They are paid by taxpayers.”

Meanwhile, Queensland Senator Matt Canavan said the response was too harsh.

He said: “I don’t want to be prudish… they’re probably having a bit of fun.

“It’s probably more embarrassing for them than for anyone else.”

And Nine reporter Heidi Murphy said the worst part of the ordeal was that the photos had been leaked onto a national stage.

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Education has said this is not the behavior they expect from their staff.

The department will conduct a thorough investigation.

In a statement they said: “We expect all staff to meet high standards of conduct and behavior.

“The department is currently investigating this matter and due to employee privacy obligations, cannot provide any further information.”