The teacher and the father were arrested to try to steal the examination paper

South Korea arrested a high school teacher and a student’s father claiming to have stormed a school late at night to steal exam papers.

Their attempt took place at 01:20 local time on July 4 (18:20 GMT) at a school in Ando, which is the city of southeast Seoul, but it was thwarted when the security warning was launched at the school.

The teacher faces accusations of accepting bribes and assaulting the property of others, while the father was accused of assaulting the property of others.

A school principal, who conspired with the duo, was also arrested to allow theft and illegal entry into the school.

The authorities say that the teacher has made a special education for the child of the excluded father – who is not allowed to actively working for schools in South Korea to do so.

The student was “constantly keeping the highest degrees,” according to the general broadcaster KBS, but it is unclear whether his academic record is linked to the previous cases of the theft of the examination paper.

The police also suspect that the money has changed between the father and the teacher, and that this was not the first attempt to storm it, KBS said.

This incident is the latest in a series of scandals related to exams in South Korea, a notorious country of the very competing education system.

In June, the police announced that they were investigating the leakage of answers to the country’s English language exam via an online chat room.

In February, 249 people – dozens of school teachers were arrested among them – to sell fake questions to High risks SUNEung Exam To private academies.

In late 2023, dozens of students filed a lawsuit against the government after the teachers by mistake Cut their test By 90 seconds.

South Korea is constantly occupying industrialized countries with the highest levels of tension for young people between the ages of 11 and 15.