School sure is different in Denmark. When I was in education, the best we could hope for was a rubbish 'talent' show and the odd musical, but the Danes are treated to something much more entertaining: striptease!
The is at least one school in the country where an annual strip show is held by the pupils. This year, it's caused some controversy when two 18 year old girls got carried away, stripped naked and performed a 'lesbian show', which - inevitably - ended up on YouTube.
Despite this, teachers have refused to stop the annual show.
A spokesman said: "The girls' teachers vote as the best get the best places on the tables in the canteen."
Seriously, we're not making this up!
Erik Olesen, head teacher at Silkeborg said everyone, including the school governors, had known about the contest and described it as "harmless fun".
News of the striptease got out when some of the girls this year stripped naked and began to touch each other's breasts - then started rubbing baby oil over each other's bodies.
Two girls then put on a lesbian show for cheering classmates and teachers. The girls were eventually stopped from going further by teachers.
The whole incident was filmed by four other students on their mobile phones who then posted it on the internet. It has since been removed from YouTube.
Headmaster Olesen said "I think they forgot what they were doing and where they were. But my concern now is not to punish anyone, but protect the girls who are now all over the internet.
"As for the students who recorded the contest, they didn't realize they had done anything illegal and I have had a long talk with them."
But he added that he had no plans to scrap the striptease competition at the school. "I am sure nothing like this will happen again," he said.
'And anyway, the girls who did this didn't win the competition because their performance was over the top."
The UK's ever reliable Metro newspaper brought this story and accompanying blurry photo to the world's attention, and also hosts a video clip of the less steamy part of the performance. Thanks to our colleagues at sexcyclopedia.com for sending us this story.

The owner of a firm bidding to open Shrewsbury’s first lap dancing club has vowed to fight on after councillors rejected the venue.
Shrewsbury & Atcham Borough Council refused the application on Tuesday, arguing without any evidence that the site was unsuitable and would increase fear of crime - not actual crime, you'll note - just an irrational 'fear'.
Members of the development control committee went against offical recommendations and threw out plans for the dancing venue.
Jem Symmonds, Gemini owner, today said he was intending to challenge the decision: We are planning an appeal.
" We didn't see any reason whatsoever for the refusal and we intend to pursue it. We are considering our options, but we were bemused by the decision."
At last weeks meeting, an "unacceptable" increase in the fear of crime, potential problems with customers queueing near other bars and noise were given as the reasons for refusal. As these issues will affect any club, we can assume that Shrewsbury will not allow ANY new bars or clubs to open...

Husband and wife Andrew and Jane Flux posed naked with a giant snake in the centre London last week to promote a naturist event.
But the python almost proved too slippery for the couple.
One onlooker told The Sun: "They said Lizzy was normally quite well behaved but she seemed to be trying to strangle them!
"At one point they were getting really squashed together, but luckily they saw the funny side."
The couple stripped naked in Trafalgar Square to promote the UK’s biggest-ever nudists event, being held at Cornwall's Eden Project on June 23. They're lucky some jobsworth copper didn't arrest them!
More than 2,500 people are expected to attend the Garden of Eden event being organised by Red Letter Days.
Visitors will be able to wander around the site's tropical environment while completely nude.

A crank group called Citizens for Community Values have fought to rid South Bend, Indiana of its strip bars, and thisa week turned their attention to the filthy Chippendales.
The lunatic fringe group sent a "citizen complaint and notice of violation" regarding a planned Chippendales show in a barr to local governments, police and news media.
The group said the bar would violate the county's adult business ordinance if it held the show without having an adult business license; it would break zoning rules that prohibit "adult entertainment" within 500 feet of residential areas; and it might even violate Indiana's public indecency law.
The Chippendales travel to more than 200 cities a year. Typically, the men dance and strip down to their bare chests and skimpy bikini bottoms, to the delight of their female audience.
For this show, it now seems that they will have too keep their shirts and boxer shorts on. Words, as ever, fail us...

A painting depicting oral sex has been the subject of a police investigation in Australia after time-wasting claims that the Art Gallery of NSW made it too available to schoolchildren.
The artwork by Andrew Frost, titled The Pornography of Hope, caused a sensation in the hugely popular Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes.
The Police were called by a stupid gallery visitor who claimked that children as young as primary school age were able to view the artwork.
"There was someone concerned there was a painting depicting a sexually explicit act and children had access to it," Inspector Ian Perkins said.
"We investigated and there are signs warning that there are paintings of that nature there and that children aren't to enter the area."
Visitors must walk past the painting when they leave the exhibition.
A sign at the entry urges parental supervision due to "graphic images".
Education co-ordinator Tristan Sharp said the gallery had warned school groups about the Frost painting when they made their booking.
A leaflet was also given to teachers, urging them to assess the painting before allowing students to see it.

A team of firefighters were mobbed by women who thought they were part of the act when they went to tackle a blaze at a strip show.
The audience cheered and clapped expecting the team of eight fire fighters to start stripping at a hotel on Hard Lane (!) in St Helens, Merseyside.
A bar stool and carpet had caught alight in the dressing room of a dancer who had been using lighter fuel in his own stripping fireman routine, resuting in the emergency services being called.
When the uniformed men burst into the pub to tackle the blaze they were greeted with ecstatic cheers of "Gerremoff!" from the women watching the show.
"One lady, shouted, 'Ooo, we've got our money's worth here!"' said watch manager Paul Costello, from Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service.
"Because the fire was in another part of the building they didn't know we had been called out. I think the stripper had just finished his act - he was only wearing a towel.
"The first they knew was when we turned up in our kit and they all thought we were part of the show."
He added: "The stripper was genuinely upset and concerned. He was mortified at what happened. He should have done another spot but just couldn't go on."
One person was taken to hospital with smoke inhalation, but only minor damage was caused to the hotel after the fire.

Model Gisele Bundchen has ended her relationship with lingerie giants Victoria's Secret after the company refused to increase her salary to a ridiculous $5 million a year.
Sources close to the company have been quoted as saying "Her demands were outrageous. She got a new lawyer who was unrealistic.
"Victoria's Secret doesn't care. They have five new hotter, younger girls debuting next year. And they won't have to deal with any craziness."

As we reported a couple of weeks ago, Striporama had unfortunately been hacked and porn files placed on the site without our knowledge or approval.
Sadly, despite our best efforts,, this continued to happen, making the entire site compromised, and eventually we had to switch servers to deal with the problem. This of course meant that the site was off line for a few days while we dealt with the problems.
Hopefully, things can now get back to normal. Our hits have taken something of a beating in the last couple of weeks over this and we are now striving to return to rregular updates.
Thanks to everyone who has stuck with us iin this difficult time.