An exclusive Sydney school has threatened to expel students that take part in 'muck up day' plans, which included scavenger hunt challenges such as spitting on a homeless man. 9News
"Shore unequivocally condemns the activities detailed in the proposed scavenger hunt document that has circulated in recent days," the school said in a statement today.
"The document appears to be the work of a small number of boys who are not representative of our wider Year 12 group. "The activities are unlawful, harmful and disrespectful of the public and have appalled our school community. The activities do not reflect Shore's values or what the school stands for.
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