Scots OnlyFans teacher who sold x-rated pics to be hauled in front of watchdog
Kirsty Buchan claimed she began using the adult site to make money amid a pay row.
A teacher who quit the classroom after it emerged she was selling X-rated pictures on OnlyFans is to be hauled before an education watchdog.
Kirsty Buchan, 34, left her role at Bannerman High School in Glasgow when her explicit sideline was revealed.
The physics teacher claimed she only started to post images to make money amid a pay row. She later claimed to have made £60,000 in just one month by sharing photos of herself on the adult site.
Glasgow City Council launched a probe into Buchan and referred the case to the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS).
Buchan, a mum-of-one, is now set to go before a disciplinary panel where she faces three allegations against her.
The GTCS allege that between 2022 and 2023 she set up an OnlyFans page using the moniker 'Jessica Jackrabbitx' and used the profile to sell explicit photos and videos.
It is said her bio on her page read, 'good teacher gone bad really bad', and made reference to posting 'big t**s and sexy tight body' photos 'every couple of days'.
She is also accused of failing to ensure that her profile could not be accessed by any member of the public including those under 18 without them needing to log in or subscribe to OnlyFans.
Buchan, of Coatbridge, Lanarkshire, is further said to have given a newspaper interview in December 2022 while still employed at the school about her decision to join OnlyFans.
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The GTCS claim her actions were 'lacking in integrity', failed to take steps to stop her being identified and risked bringing the profession into 'disrepute'.
It is said her fitness to teach is 'impaired' and that she is unfit to teach.
Buchan had previously defended her decision to join OnlyFans.
She said: "You can hate me if you want. I don't like narrow-minded people who make judgments on folk they don't truly know.
"I have an everyday woman's body and don't mind showing my flaws. This is about standing up for my story and OnlyFans and promoting feeling good about yourself.
"I'm not looking for the world, just to be able to provide for my son."
A virtual hearing is set to take place on Monday and then continue later in the week.
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