Aquinas College, Gold Coast: Teachers allegedly caught having sex in classroom
Teachers at $5,000 a year Catholic private school caught SEX after students stumbled into class where they got frisky
- Two teachers allegedly caught having sex in class
- Teachers from Aquinas College in Gold Coast resigned
Two teachers at an elite private school have been fired after allegedly being caught having sex in a classroom by a student.
The male and female teachers at Aquinas College in Southport on Queensland’s Gold Coast were suspended on Tuesday following the incident.
It is alleged that the Catholic school teachers were caught on the school grounds by a student. Their behavior is under investigation.
School principal Marcus Richardson wrote to parents on Thursday afternoon to inform them of “the behavior of two staff on school grounds.”
Two teachers at Aquinas College (pictured) on the Gold Coast have been fired after allegedly being caught by a student having sex in a classroom
“This matter is being treated seriously and an investigation is currently underway,” Mr Richardson wrote.
“Please note that we are unable to make public comments on this matter during the investigation.
‘The priority of the university of applied sciences remains the safety and well-being of students and employees. If you are concerned about this matter, please contact me.”
Aquinas College has about 1,200 students, with parents paying up to $5,700 a year to send their child to the oldest co-educational Catholic school on the Gold Coast.
Established in 1964, the college was attended by former Miss Universe Australia Jesinta Campbell and convicted career criminal Peter Foster.