Caribbean National Weekly

CXC exam papers stolen from high school in Jamaica

By Micaiah Morgan··1 min read
CXC exam papers stolen from high school in Jamaica

The examination papers from the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) were stolen on Wednesday from fireproof cabinets at the St James high school in Jamaica.

The examinations were to be administered this week.

According to reports, burglars broke into the school early Wednesday morning and removed a fireproof safe in which examination papers were kept.

It is reported that papers that were previously written by students have also gone missing.

In a statement on Wednesday, CXC said it is determining the course of action and will communicate with the Ministries of Education.

The matter is being investigated by Jamaica’s Ministry of National Security and the Jamaica Constabulary Force.

The robbery follows last month’s incident when Jamaica was identified as the source of the leak of the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Mathematics Paper 2.

Related Stories

Trinidad and Tobago plans phased restart of Petrotrin refinery

Trinidad and Tobago plans phased restart of Petrotrin refinery

Dominica psychiatrist urges Caribbean to raise legal age for alcohol, cannabis use

Dominica psychiatrist urges Caribbean to raise legal age for alcohol, cannabis use

Belize backs foreign minister after China imposes sanctions over Taiwan ties

Belize backs foreign minister after China imposes sanctions over Taiwan ties

Trinidad and Tobago presents TT$63.3 billion budget, proposes tax changes

Trinidad and Tobago presents TT$63.3 billion budget, proposes tax changes