Father sues ASJA Girls’ College over school’s policy on exam cheating

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February 12, 2025

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Father sues ASJA Girls’ College over school’s policy on exam cheating

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Otto Carrington

Senior Reporter

A father has taken legal action against ASJA Girls’ College, San Fernando, challenging the school’s examination policy, after his 13-year-old daughter was penalised with zero marks across all subjects following an alleged cheating incident.

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