Birthday boy stunned by stripper’s saucy classroom show

A SCHOOLBOY was given a surprise for his 16th birthday when a stripper turned up in his drama class.

The stripper — dressed as a policewoman — had been booked by the birthday boy’s mother, who had apparently requested a “gorilla” to mark her son’s big day.

The woman even asked the teenager’s teacher at Nottingham’s Arnold Hill School and Technology College to film the event so the family could see his reaction.

On arriving halfway through the lesson, the stripper then proceeded to walk the unnamed boy around the class on all fours like a dog.

To the soundtrack of Britney Spears, she then spanked the unwitting boy 16 times — once for each year — before stripping down to her bra and knickers.

It was only when she asked the schoolboy to rub cream on her that the shocked teacher called a halt to the show.

The boy’s mother reportedly told the school the incident was the result of a booking error.

Yesterday, a spokeswoman for the local education authority, Nottinghamshire County Council, said it was investigating how the incident happened.

She confirmed that nobody had been suspended and the police were not involved.

One teenager, who witnessed the show, said: “She (the stripper) asked the lad to stand up, which he did, and told him he had been a very naughty boy because he hadn’t been doing his homework.

“Then she put on some Britney Spears music and got out a collar and lead from her bag and told him to put them on.

“No-one could believe it. Next she ordered him to get on all fours, led him around the classroom and hit him 16 times — once for each year — on the bottom with her whip.

“Then she took off some clothes until she was down to her bra and pants, pulled out some cream, put it on her buttocks and told him to rub it in.

“To be fair to the teacher, you could tell she was just stunned — and when the cream came out she told the stripper ‘That’s it. That’s enough’.”

The teenager said the boy ran out of the classroom while the stripper calmly packed her bag and left.

A spokeswoman for the school said that Nottinghamshire County Council was handling the incident.