Education authorities take action on recently leaked exam papers

March 04, Colombo (LNW): In response to recent concerns regarding leaked term papers across various provinces, education officials are actively addressing the situation.

Sirisoma Lokuwithana, Secretary of the Western Province Ministry of Education, has scheduled discussions with the State Printing Corporation for today to address the issue.

Chamara Bamunu Arachchi, Secretary of the Sabaragamuwa Provincial Education Department, has confirmed the initiation of a formal investigation into the leakage of the Grade 10 English Second Paper.

Following the discovery of the leaked paper, necessary revisions have been made, and a rescheduled exam is planned for next Wednesday.

The Central Provincial Education Director has proactively directed Regional Directors to investigate any potential leaks of final examination papers.

As of now, no confirmed instances of leaked papers have been reported in the Central Province, and examinations will proceed as scheduled tomorrow (04).

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