EXCLUSIVE: Vulnerable teenage sex abuse survivor, 18, is left 'sobbing and shaking' after being tormented on Facebook by schoolboys 'defending paedophiles' in the most twisted Year 12 Muck Up Day challenge imaginable

A group of heartless selective schoolboys have tormented a teenage sexual abuse survivor as part of a twisted Year 12 muck-up day scavenger hunt. 

Leaving students at Merewether High School in Newcastle, north of Sydney, were challenged to send the girl - who was abused from the age of four to 10 -  a message 'defending paedophiles' to score points.  

And in a sickening abuse of trust, the idea to target the 18-year-old actually came from one of her friends. 

The teenager had only recently confided in him about being sexually abused by a close family friend over six years. 

In Facebook messages obtained by Daily Mail Australia, graduating students contacted the vulnerable teenager - who does not even go to the school - late on Wednesday night to defend paedophiles in a sick attempt to elicit a reaction. 

The young woman, who can't be identified, later learned the messages were sent to earn points for the selective school's Muck Up Day scavenger hunt. 

Other challenges in the warped hunt included flicking a dog's testicles, abusing a teacher via email, filming sex acts and abusing new mothers. 

Leaving students at Merewether High School in Newcastle, north of Sydney, were challenged to send the girl a message 'defending paedophiles' to score points

An 18-year-old girl, who Daily Mail Australia has chosen not to name, became the victim of one of the challenges on Wednesday night when she began receiving unsolicited messages from boys she hardly knew defending paedophilia

The young girl from Newcastle, north of Sydney, later learned the messages were sent to earn points for a local schools' Muck Up Day scavenger hunt challenge

It is the latest in a string of sick muck-up day challenges involving graduating NSW students, including at elite schools such as Shore in Sydney where so-called pranks included spitting on homeless people and pooing in public. 

The girl's shattered mother told Daily Mail Australia the messages had 'broken' the 18-year-old, who recently started university after leaving school in Year 10 to cope with her trauma.

'The days of throwing toilet paper over lawns and having innocent fun are gone... This is way too far,' the mother-of-three said.  

Her daughter was at home when she received a message from a boy her age that read: 'I really think paedophiles aren't that bad.' 

When she questioned the message, the boy added: 'My uncle was one and I think he's a good bloke. Is there anything wrong with that? 

'Everyone is human. We are all the same, black, white, pedo, not pedo.'

The messages immediately triggered the young woman, who was repeatedly molested as a child and has needed therapy to deal with her trauma ever since. 

A friend in the year group revealed he had seen the muck-up day scavenger hunt challenges for Year 12 students at the Newcastle high school, and the messages were part of the twisted game to earn notoriety and points ahead of graduation. 

'She was sobbing, shaking,' her mother tearfully explained to Daily Mail Australia late on Wednesday night.

'I'm taking her for a drive to calm her down now. She hasn't stopped saying how she feels so humiliated and exposed.'

The exact challenge was for the students to 'message and start an argument about paedophilia', all while knowing about her traumatic experience.

'The boy who created the challenge, she confided in him. She thought he was her friend and instead he's turned her trauma into a joke.

'We're just totally shattered, and that's an understatement.'

The girl only found out she was the centre of the sick scavenger hunt when a friend messaged her (her conversation with him above)

The girl took to Facebook to confront the former friend who abused her trust 

She also privately messaged the former student, demanding to know why 'you literally made me being molested into a f***ing scavenger challenge) 

On Wednesday night, the young woman decided to confront the issue on Facebook after she realised 'all of Newcastle was about to find out about it one way or another'.

'I thought it would be better for it to come from me. It was my story to tell and I wanted to be able to tell it myself rather than in this group, so I posted it on Facebook,' she said.

The post attracted hundreds of comments from outraged friends sharing their own muck-up day horror stories and condemning the boy who created the challenge. 

'I wasn't ready to publicly announce it at all, but I felt like I didn't have a choice,' she said.

Within hours, Facebook had removed the posts and any other comments affiliated with it, claiming it violated community standards.

'It's okay for him to put it all around Newcastle and the high school that he went to, and for students at the school to have a hard copy of this challenge list and to contact my daughter, but it's not okay for her to post about it,' her mother said. 

The mother-of-three explained that she understood kids needed to let off steam at the end of a school year, but said it should never come at the expense of another person.

'That boy has caused irreparable damage to and to our family,' the woman said. 

'We were finally starting to see a light at the end of the tunnel and now we're back at square one. As a mother, I helped her put the pieces back together and now they've just totally fallen apart again because of one person's idea of funny.'   

When she was just 10 years old, the brave girl told her parents about the abuse she had endured for six years. Her family had no idea. 

'She stood up in that box at court and she was just so brave in testifying against him. He was charged and it took her a very long time to trust anybody with that information, to trust boys at all.'    

'She's so broken again. She'd been trying to build up trust in people. She's just said to me ''what's the use?' It's just heartbreaking.'

On Wednesday night, the family rang police about the messages she was receiving and about the muck-up day challenges.

They were told nothing could be done, even though they had names and evidence of some of the people involved, including the young man who first distributed the rumours. 

She had not yet contacted the school, but the young girl involved told Daily Mail Australia she knew the scavenger hunt had been planned without the school's authorisation.

'A few years back, I was told a student died while doing the scavenger hunt. Ever since then, the school has wanted no part in it,' she said.

The post attracted hundreds of comments from outraged friends sharing their own muck-up day horror stories and condemning the boy who created the challenge

Shore School is among the top ranked in New South Wales and regularly features impressive Year 12 results. Students have been embroiled in controversy after a muck-up day manifesto was leaked

NSW Education said they were aware of the girl's post and were co-operating with police.

'The school understands that the posts are not from a student or students enrolled at the school,' a spokesperson said. 

'No students at any school, including Merewether High School, are to take part in any inappropriate or anti-social activities.' 

Since she began receiving the vile messages, the young woman has slipped back into a dark place and has been inconsolable. 

'In the past, she has been in a place where she couldn't even find a reason to live,' her mother explained.

'I would camp outside her door and sleep on the wooden floor just to make sure she wouldn't harm herself. I'm so terrified now. I'm praying and I've made her promise she won't hurt herself.'

It's understood the boy responsible for including her name in the challenge completed his HSC at the same school in 2019. He has since deleted his social media accounts. 

He and the young woman had been friends prior to the incident, and she was doubly heartbroken when she learned he had broken her trust.   

'Someone's idea of a scavenger challenge to hurt and break a person is not my idea of fun or funny,' the girl's mother said.

'They've made it personal. I think they're young, and silly and don't realise the repercussions of their actions.

'Some of these challenges include taking three ecstasy pills and washing it down with a bottle of Jack Daniels, last year they were told to burn swastika's into their bums.'

She acknowledged that the students had worked hard and overcome major setbacks in 2020 to make it to their graduation, but said it was no excuse to ruin someone else's life.

The young woman is not a student at the school and has no affiliation with the muck-up day challenge, and said she had no idea why she was ever brought into it.

The exclusive bubble stretches from Belmore Park, out the front of Central Station, to the Spit Bridge and includes Kirribilli, Neutral Bay and Mosman

Students at several other schools are known to be participating in similar muck-up day challenges, bouncing ideas off one another in nationwide Facebook groups. 

On Wednesday, the manifesto from Shore School on Sydney's lower north shore revealed students were willing to 'spit on homeless people' and denigrate women for sport.  

The 'official rule and challenge book' - revealed they planned to meet between 5pm and 6pm on Wednesday at Waverton Park for the series of 'treacherous' challenges.  

The rule book stated all participants from the $33,000-a-year school were required to chip in $10 and the team who gathered the most points would be rewarded the total cash prize. 

More than 150 challenges were listed in the scavenger hunt rule book and the tasks range in difficulty.

APPRENTICE DIFFICULTY (20 POINTS) 

20 POINTS: Finish an entire family box in 10 mins (team effort) - FILM THE WHOLE THING ON TIME LAPSE

20 POINTS: S*** on public toilet seat

20 POINTS: Pop up to a chick's Snapchat story with an audio message of you screaming and moaning (screen-record from start)

20 POINTS: Steal a school's sign or flag

20 POINTS: Wax your armpit hair

20 POINTS: Peek-a-boo (eyes open hookup)

20 POINTS: Convince a Restaurant to let one member wash 3 dishes

20 POINTS: Snort a line

20 POINTS: Shoey a whole beer

20 POINTS: Sack whack a complete random walking past 

20 POINTS: Win $50+ on the slaps 

20 POINTS: Get a h***j**

20 POINTS: Rail a cap

20 POINTS: Get with a belowie

20 POINTS: Jump off balmoral wharf fully clothed

20 POINTS: Jump off Rocky Point Island in Balmoral

20 POINTS: Get 10k+ views on a TikTok made the night of Scav

20 POINTS: Human bowling ball 

20 POINTS: Nang while ordering in Cremorne McDonalds

20 POINTS:  Nang while buying something at Mosman 7/11

20 POINTS: Scream and moan in Mosman cellars until you get kicked out

20 POINTS: Tackie off the Ormeggio at The Spit Bridge 

The 'Beta' difficulty is deemed the easiest for competitors, with five to ten points up for grabs for each task.

Some include stealing a street sign, shaving an eyebrow, posing for a naked photo in front of Luna Park and 'hooking up' with a random girl.

In the 'Apprentice' difficulty, students can receive 20 points for pooing on a public toilet seat, waxing their armpits, snorting cocaine and winning $50 on the pokies.

For 30 points in the 'Terrorist Eh' difficulty section, participants must take a vodka shot out of a condom, 'get with a lesbian', 'order a stripper' and 'eat a live small animal'.

The list of challenges denigrates women, by urging students to 'get with a chick which is 3/10 or lower (photo of the chick and the dirty work)'.  

The muck-up day manifesto was discovered by school administrators, who contacted NSW Police. 

TERRORIST EH DIFFICULTY (30 POINTS) 

30 POINTS: Get a Hug from a thug (face tattoo)

30 POINTS: Vodka Shot out of a condom (half way full)

30 POINTS: Get with a lesbian

30 POINTS: Kiss a bald man on the head and make a wish out loud whilst rubbing it

30 POINTS: Do a 30 second mannequin challenge on the middle of a busy intersection with Black Beatles playing as loud as possible (+5 bonus points for every stranger participating)

30 POINTS: Act gay and purchase JungleJuice at a sex store and have a whiff in front of the owner

30 POINTS: Purchase nangs then do it in front of the store owner ASAP

30 POINTS: Get back with your ex 

30 POINTS: Order a stripper

30 POINTS: Do a naked shoey 

30 POINTS: Group photo in the kitchen of a chinese restaurant with head chef 

30 POINTS: double dunk cap

30 POINTS: Catch a bird with your hands

30 POINTS: Have a beer with a teacher

30 POINTS: Nudie run down a whole street

30 POINTS: Smoke your mates pubes

30 POINTS: 6 cruisers in 6 minutes

30 POINTS: Eat a live small animal

30 POINTS: Threeway kiss

30 POINTS: Get a 'feature' on the pokies

30 POINTS: Get with a chick which is 3/10 or lower (photo of the chick + the dirty work)

30 POINTS: Recreate your favorite fight scene in Star Wars

30 POINTS: Perform a sex scene on the stairs of a church, with a person 'finishing' loudly

30 POINTS: Get a free beer, any means necessary

GRAND WIZARD DIFFICULTY (40 POINTS) 

40 POINTS: Glenn McGrath a soft serve at the cashier at Maccas

40 POINTS: Give a stranger a 40 second lap dance/strip tease

40 POINTS: Get a gay man's number

40 POINTS: Go to a brothel

40 POINTS: Eat a fish whole

40 POINTS: Human pyramid in car park of Cremorne McDonald's (stranger must be top)

40 POINTS: Photo with a street sign of your name (can only be done once)

40 POINTS: Dye your teammates hair a vibrant colour  

40 POINTS: Drink a whole bottle of olive oil 

40 POINTS: Jump into the harbour at Circular Quay/ Darling Harbour  

40 POINTS: Turkey slap your mate

40 POINTS: Finish a jug in 1 minute at Moho

40 POINTS: Lemon squeeze in eyes

40 POINTS: Duct tape or cling wrap a team mate to a pole

40 POINTS: Sex someone in a park

40 POINTS: 69

40 POINTS: Get with a mate's sister

40 POINTS: Roll an eshay

40 POINTS: Bury yourself in the sand for a photo in Balmoral

40 POINTS: Shelve a cap

40 POINTS: Run it straight with a random and deck them

The 'official rule and challenge book' - created by students in a PDF document - revealed they planned to meet between 5 and 6pm on Wednesday at Waverton Park for the series of 'treacherous' challenges

The school's library features uninterrupted views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge

SHOREMAN MAGE DIFFICULTY (50 POINTS)

50 POINTS: Pour your own beer at a pub

50 POINTS: Swim in a fountain (must collect $2.20 from the bottom)

50 POINTS: Get with someone's girlfriend

50 POINTS: Call and explain to your parents how you lost your virginity in detail or text

50 POINTS: Get with a maccas worker behind counter

50 POINTS: Direct traffic with traffic zones

50 POINTS: Have a threesome

50 POINTS: Shave your head bald

50 POINTS: Sex with someone not in our year (lowie or abovie)

50 POINTS: Break a bus stop shelter

50 POINTS: Get head in a pub

50 POINTS: Get into the captain's room in a ferry

50 POINTS: 'Boar Hunter:' sex with a 80kg+ woman

50 POINTS: Push a random into the water at Balmoral wharf

50 POINTS: Jump into a random's pool at Mosman (Plus 50+ if naked)

50 POINTS: Flip off Spit Bridge

50 POINTS: Eat a lit dart

50 POINTS: Get a happy ending

50 POINTS: Drop and spill chocolate milk in a supermarket and then scream out clean up on aisle 3   

50 POINTS: Whole team 100m Undie run across Spit Bridge or Miller St (Monte to Shore) 

50 POINTS: Pierce your teammates ear

50 POINTS: Wet willy a cop 

50 POINTS: Put your nuts on your story

50 POINTS: Ask a stranger for a dart, then eat it

50 POINTS: Play Clash of Clans mid head

50 POINTS: Play Clash Royale while getting head

50 POINTS: Get with someone over 40

50 POINTS: Sex on Balmoral Beach

50 POINTS: 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)

50 POINTS: Get a skullet/mudflap

50 POINTS: Photo with Trump supporter (must be wearing a piece of Trump clothing)

50 POINTS: S*** in your hand and clap

50 POINTS: Stand on driving range while people hit balls

50 POINTS: Send a b**thole pic to a girl in our year (can't be girlfriend)

50 POINTS: Get kicked out of a club/pub/RSL

50 POINTS: P*** yourself while you order maccas/talking to random

50 POINTS: S*** in a golf hole

50 POINTS: Group photo at Opera House (f***ing waste of time but some naughty points)

 

ELDER HEADMASTER STATUS (100 PLUS POINTS)

100 POINTS: Rip a cone on the Harbour Bridge

100 POINTS: Purchase every type of condom in Neutral Bay Priceline (waste of money)

100 POINTS: Cupcake a random (+100 if it's a cop)

100 POINTS: F*** one of your team mate's ex's with them there

100 POINTS: Get on the roof of a bus

100 POINTS: F*** a chick which is 3/10 or lower (Must be a photo of the chick)

100 POINTS: Break into Taronga Zoo

100 POINTS: Put your d*** on your story (minimum 12 hours)

100 POINTS: Scoll 700ml bottle of vodka

100 POINTS: Have a convo with an officer beaming

100 POINTS: Drink a cup of your mate's tackie vom

100 POINTS: S*** on a car

100 POINTS: Public a**l

100 POINTS: Get with a dude

100 POINTS: Butt chug a 1.25L Fat Lamb (must finish whole bottle)

100 POINTS: P*** on a train

100 POINTS: Get a COVID marshal vest and organise a pub

100 POINTS: Perform a Tacky Shoey

100 POINTS: Rip a cone of someone's pubes

100 POINTS: Nudie run Oxford Street 

100 POINTS: Boonk gang and steal a lobster

100 POINTS: Bubbler (Todd Carney)

100 POINTS: C****p** someone

100 POINTS: S*** on Monte's Holy Grass

100 POINTS: Shove an egg up ur a** then s*** it out while making chicken noises

100 POINTS: Get a YTSB tattoo anywhere on your body (photo with evidence)

100 POINTS: Lose Virginity

100 POINTS: Catch a pigeon and proceed to rip it's head off

100 POINTS: Get a tattoo of J-Macs masterpiece Shore emblem (as seen on front of the booklet) (photo with evidence) 

200 POINTS: S*** on a train

200 POINTS: Get with someone below 15

200 POINTS: Lose virginity to a hooker

200 POINTS: The ultimate combo (cone, scoll beer, line, nang, dart in a row)

200 POINTS: 'Pakistan Sacrifice:' Eat 2 laxatives and a phaal curry (spicy curry) from Lavender Bay Curry **WARNING: WILL BE S***ING ALL NIGHT AND PROBABLY WILL WANT TO DIE**

200 POINTS: Get arrested. Must go to the police station in cuffs.

200 POINTS:  *Too graphic to publish*

200 POINTS: Send nudes to a family member

200 POINTS: Trifecta Spit (spit roast, spit on homeless man and jump off spit bridge) - video for all

300 POINTS: Do the whole night on foot

300 POINTS: 'Egg Boy:' Shave your entire body (buzz cut hair, pubes, legs, arms etc.) Shaving eyebrows +100

10,000 POINTS: Get on a plane to Melbourne