James Nash State High School student allegedly poos on driveway

A Queensland high school student has turned heads – and tails – by dropping trou and doing his business on someone’s driveway in broad daylight.

A James Nash State High School student was allegedly caught defecating on a Gympie driveway on Thursday November 10, 2022.

An outraged Gympie resident has taken to social media to denounce a local teenager whose choice of toilet location caused a social media uproar on Friday.

The in-uniform James Nash State High School student allegedly defecated on a local driveway before school hours on a dare.

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In response, the homeowner took to a local Facebook group shaming the heinous act.

“I am so sorry for the mother that has to clean these jocks tonight,” they wrote.

“This delightful young man decided that he would use my driveway as a toilet this morning.”

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The homeowner claims to have caught the teen boy on CCTV footage.

“Sorry mate, I didn’t supply toilet paper but next time you decide to use my driveway as a toilet I would advise not to as the three cameras got great views of your face,” they wrote.

“If anyone can help identify this young gentleman it would be greatly appreciated as he probably should have been at school instead of defecating on my driveway.”

“I hope your parents are proud.”

The male teen was seen wearing his school uniform on the morning of November 10, 2022.

The Facebook post has since been removed.

A Department of Education spokeswoman said the department was aware of the incident.

“The school immediately applied appropriate consequences, in line with the school’s Student Code of Conduct,” she said.

“The incident is not representative of the school’s high standards of behaviour and academic excellence.

“The school will address students at an assembly to reinforce the standards of behaviour expected by the school.”

It is understood police have been called and investigations are ongoing.

Anybody with information should call Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000.