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Scottish Sun
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Scots teacher who made ‘£60k a month' on OnlyFans faces being struck off after pupils found saucy sex pics
Read on to discover the three allegations made against her RAUNCHY MISS Scots teacher who made '£60k a month' on OnlyFans faces being struck off after pupils found saucy sex pics Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) 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. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 OnlyFans star Kirsty Buchan risks being struck off the teaching register Credit: Kirsty Buchan 3 The physics teacher puts on a busty display in lacy black underwear Credit: Kirsty Buchan 3 An exterior shot of Bannerman High School in Glasgow Credit: Alan MacGregor Ewing 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. 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. Female teacher, 27, had 'sex with student in classroom' hours before arrest as '8-month relationship' exposed 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. It comes after Buchan told how she has received a flood of support from pupils since her saucy side hustle was exposed.
Daily Record
14 hours ago
- Lifestyle
- Daily Record
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. Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. 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.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Rupa becomes second matriculate from Ramgarh's PVTG community
1 2 Ramgarh: After Birhor girl Rashmi Birhor, who became the first graduate of the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group (PVTG) settled in Birhor Tola of Basantpur panchayat under Mandu block of Ramgarh district, another Birhor girl from the same village, Rupa Birhor, passed the matriculation examinations conducted by the Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) in the first division. After becoming the first graduate of the endangered community, Rashmi has been playing a vital role in motivating her community towards education. Rupa, daughter of Meena Devi and Buchan Birhor, sat for the JAC exam at St Robert School in Hazaribag and secured 322 marks in the JAC results declared a few days ago. Talking to TOI, Rupa said she wants to continue with her higher education. Rupa also expressed happiness that her community is slowly becoming aware of the importance of education. She received support and encouragement from her family, community and district administration, which helped her studies. Her father Buchan, the first entrepreneur from the community in Ramgarh, said, "I and my wife started a small business by opening a general store on the highway with a bank loan. I want to bring the nomadic Birhor community into the mainstream social life by providing better education for all of our children." Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trading CFD dengan Teknologi dan Kecepatan Lebih Baik IC Markets Mendaftar Undo Birhor Tola is located far from the main market and to help Birhor families, who usually have to travel long distances to buy necessary items, Buchan decided to provide necessary groceries and general items to the residents through his general store. The hamlet has seen significant changes and development after President Droupadi Murmu, who was the Jharkhand governor then, visited Birhor Tola in 2019, said Kaithreen Devi, an anganwadi sevika.
News.com.au
26-05-2025
- Business
- News.com.au
Sold in 10 days: New price guide finds buyer for grand Corio home
A grand Tudor-style Corio home designed by the architects behind Geelong's Dalgety woolstores has sold at the second attempt for $300,000 lower than when it last went under contract. The five-bedroom home at 159-163 Bacchus Marsh Rd, Corio, was snapped up for $1.4m after 10 days on the market, after it was relisted with $1.3m to $1.4m price hopes. The home had changed hands only twice since being built in 1931, last trading for $10,500 in 1978. Geelong suburbs where buying is better than renting revealed The historic house sits among lush private gardens on a huge corner block covering two titles. Buchan, one of Australia's oldest architecture firms, originally designed the two-storey house for the Lowrey family, who acquired the surrounding land in the 1870s. The character-filled interior still displays exposed Australian red cedar beams, polished Tasmanian oak hardwood floors and a grand entrance foyer dressed with vintage 1920s lighting. While the large kitchen/meals area was updated with Corian benchtops, custom timber cabinetry and integrated appliances, there's an old world charm to the stately lounge and dining rooms where a bay window and brick fireplaces feature. Even the bathroom has beautiful stained glass detail. The home was initially listed last September with $1.5m to $1.65m price hopes. Cotality records show contracts were signed for a $1.7m transaction in December that ultimately fell through. Price expectations were subsequently edged back to $1.37m to $1.5m in search of landing a buyer. The median house price in the northern suburb is $490,000, while the top price is $1.5m for a 4033sq m Matthews Rd property with a five-bedroom residence. Barry Plant South Barwon director Chari Emirzade handled the campaign to sell the 1778sq m property, which started with a new price guide, but also a tweaked sale strategy to widen the potential buyer pool. A General Residential Zone Schedule 4 zoning is designed for increased housing diversity, but the site could also be suitable for other commercial uses. 'We sat down and had a look at why the property hasn't sold and what kind of buyers they were trying to get,' Mr Emirzade said. 'I think the missing puzzle piece was not mentioning the zoning. We came up with a different way to showcase the design and what they can do to add more value to the property in different ways. 'It's suitable for a kindergarten, it's suitable for a drive-through business. You can use multiple purposes.'
Press and Journal
20-05-2025
- Sport
- Press and Journal
EXCLUSIVE: Legendary Aberdeen captain Martin Buchan reveals expletive-ridden 1970 Scottish Cup final message
Legendary Aberdeen captain Martin Buchan has revealed for the first time the expletive-ridden inspirational message delivered by boss Eddie Turnbull ahead of the 1970 Scottish Cup win. Aberdonian Buchan was only 21-years-old when he led the Dons to silverware glory with a 3-1 triumph against Celtic. In a rare interview Buchan, now 76, lifts the lid on the immediate build-up to that historic trophy win. And he revealed a short, defiant message relaxed the Reds seconds before they took to the pitch at the national stadium. Managerial great Turnbull's words relaxed the Reds to the point they were laughing in the tunnel – much to the bemusement of Celtic. Buchan revealed their boss had delivered the message ahead of a win at Parkhead two weeks earlier, after witnessing the Hoops take crates of champagne into their dressing room. And he was urged by the Dons to repeat his message. Buchan explained: 'We played Celtic at Parkhead not long before the final and Eddie Turnbull gave his team talk then went to go to his seat in the stand. 'He closed the door behind him and we were waiting for the referee to knock on the door to take us out. 'The manager wasn't out the room more than 10 seconds before he came back in. 'He said: 'I've just seen a couple of crates of champagne going into the Celtic dressing room.' 'He added: 'Are they going to celebrate winning the league tonight at our expense? My f*****g a*** they're not.' 'We walked out of the dressing room laughing away at his comment. 'Fast forward to the final and we're getting ready to leave the Hampden dressing room for the game. 'Eddie told us all the best and then George Murray said 'boss, give us that one you did at Parkhead. 'He said: 'Are they going to be celebrating tonight at our expense? My f*****g a*** they're not.' 'And there was no tension when we walked out onto the pitch, we were laughing. 'It was so funny the way he said it, word for word from Parkhead. 'We had no nerves whatsoever although we weren't overconfident. 'But we knew we were a good side.' The Reds faced a Celtic team gunning for not only a domestic treble, but an unprecedented quadruple. Jock Stein's Celtic had already won the league title and League Cup prior to facing Aberdeen at Hampden. They were also set to play in the European Cup final after playing the Dons, and would lose 2-1 to Dutch club Feyenoord. In front of a crowd of 108,434 Aberdeen stunned Celtic courtesy of a double from Derek 'Cup Tie' McKay and a converted Joe Harper penalty. Now based in Warrington, Buchan said: 'Celtic weren't favourites in our minds as we had beaten them (2-1) not long before at Parkhead. 'We respected Celtic but didn't fear them. 'We were the second-best team in Scotland and had replaced Rangers as Celtic's main rivals. 'When that final kicked off, we were relaxed in our minds. 'We knew what we had to do as we had worked hard on the training pitch on what Eddie thought we needed. 'We went out there without a care in the world. 'All the preparation had been done and that light moment in the dressing room set us up for the game. 'There was one incident when Bobby Clark was in his penalty box and had the ball in his arms. 'Bobby Lennox poked the ball out with his hand (and scored when Aberdeen were leading 1-0). 'Fortunately, the referee was close and knew what happened, that Bobby hadn't dropped it. 'Celtic weren't very happy as we got a free kick (and the goal was disallowed). 'We stayed in Gleneagles before the final. 'We went back there to stay the night after the final as well. 'There was a celebration and a lovely guy called Norman Cunningham, who was the chief executive of Otis Elevators, he treated us to champagne. 'I think to myself how do I remember something like that which happened 55 years ago? 'I remember that clear as a bell. My memory of that night is vivid.' A product of the Pittodrie youth system having joined the club as a 12-year-old, Buchan became the youngest captain to lift the Scottish Cup for Aberdeen. Initially brought up Glenbervie Road in Torry, Buchan moved at five-years-old to a Scotland Special house in Stewart Terrace, Northfield. He attended Westerton and Cummings Park Primary Schools before Robert Gordon's College. The former defender had only been captain for less than three months before lifting silverware with his home city club. He is the last Granite City born and raised player to lift the Scottish Cup as captain of the Dons. Buchan hopes Aberdonian skipper Graeme Shinnie can emulate that feat on Saturday. He explained: 'It was disbelief as I was only appointed captain in February when we played Clydebank in a Scottish Cup tie at Pittodrie. 'Being made captain of Aberdeen was a great honour. 'I hadn't been captain for long when we won the Scottish Cup. 'It was like a fairytale. 'I had just turned 21 when I was made captain but when Eddie Turnbull tells you that you are doing something, you don't question it. 'To end up lifting the trophy less than three months later was very special. 'Hopefully Graeme Shinnie can lift the trophy as captain of his home city club. 'I'll be watching the final on television and keeping everything crossed that day.' The triumph in 1970 was only the second time Aberdeen had won the Scottish Cup, the other success in 1947. Buchan had the joy of winning the cup alongside his brother George, who was an unused substitute in the final. In celebration of the historic event the newly crowned Scottish Cup heroes were welcomed by around 100,000 in an open-top bus parade. Buchan said: 'We changed into the open-top bus at the other side of Brig o' Dee. 'We crossed that then came up Holburn Street before Union Street. 'It was wall to wall people right up to the Castlegate and the Townhouse. 'I have black and white photographs of that parade which was wonderful. 'It breaks my heart now when I go back to Aberdeen as Union Street is an absolute disgrace. 'Union Street used to be the loveliest main street in the United Kingdom with a spotless pavement.' One of the most gifted players to ever emerge from the Pittodrie youth ranks Buchan was named Scotland's player of the year in 1971. He became Aberdeen's record transfer when he moved to Manchester United for £125,000 in 1972. He would go on to captain the Old Trafford club to FA Cup glory in 1977 with a 2-1 win against Liverpool in the final. In doing so the Aberdonian became the first player to captain FA Cup and Scottish Cup winning sides. Scotland great Buchan earned 34 caps and played at the 1974 and 1978 World Cup finals. He said: 'Winning the FA Cup was special because we had lost the final the year before to Southampton (1-0). 'Southampton had a lot of experienced old hands and we were Tommy Docherty's young team. 'We should have done better in the league that season but in think we were distracted by that cup run. 'Everyone expected us to beat Southampton easily but I had my reservations about that. 'I thought we underestimated them at our peril. 'After the Southampton game we went into Manchester town centre and the town hall square was packed. 'We got a civic reception and Tommy Doc stood in front of all the supporters and said 'never mind we'll go back and win it next year'. 'It was words of consolation to the crowd – and it turned out to be true. 'I have been blessed, really I have.'
