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Another breach confirmed by Caribbean Examinations Council

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June 15, 2023
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The Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) has confirmed another examination breach. According to a release from the Council, they were informed that fireproof cabinets containing examination papers for nine subjects scheduled to be administered this week, were stolen from a school in Jamaica.
This is of grave concern to CXC and the matter is being investigated by the Ministry of National Security and the Jamaica Constabulary Force.
CXC is in constant contact with the Ministry ofย Education and Youth in Jamaica and an update was shared with the Ministries of Education from across the region at a meeting earlier Tuesday, the body stated.
The Council promises to share any further information with the media and public as it becomes available.
This breach comes weeks after the Mathematics paper leak on May 17, 2023, was confirmed and on that occasion the examining body took the decision to avoid a resit.
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