MIRI: Parents are seeing red and calling for heads to roll over the leaked Science and English UPSR papers this year, saying so many innocent people have been affected. <\/p>\n
SUPP assistant secretary-general Karambir Singh said he had received many complaints from parents who wanted justice to be done over what he regarded as sheer incompetence on the part of the relevant authority and distress to all those affected. <\/p>\n
He said this when asked for comments on the leaked papers which forced the Education Ministry to reschedule the exam. <\/p>\n
Parent are saying it is unfair as their children do not come across the leaked papers but are also affected, and they want whoever is responsible to be punished, he said. <\/p>\n
The Education Ministry yesterday dropped the second bombshell in as many days with the announcement that Year 6 pupils would have to resit their UPSR English paper following another leak. <\/p>\n
Second Education Minister Datuk Seri Idris Jusoh said the leaks were discovered yesterday morning. Pupils sat for English Paper 1 which started at 10.30 am and ended at 11.20am while Paper 2 was from 12.20pm until 1.35pm. <\/p>\n
This is the second UPSR paper leaked after the ministry yesterday said the Science paper which the students were due to sit this morning has been postponed to Sept 30 after it was also leaked. <\/p>\n
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