The leak, believed to have taken place at a london school or college, is being investigated by the metropolitan police, who made two arrests in late june It was the third time edexcel's a level maths paper has been leaked in three years. Pearson, the exam board's parent company, has announced today that officers have made progress in their investigation from the first limited breach in 2017, and have referred their first case to prosecutors. The move came as pupils launched a petition calling for the results to be cancelled and promised protests outside the headquarters of the exam boar Two men, aged 29 and 32, were arrested on suspicion of theft and taken into police custody on monday. The board discovered that a packet containing the paper was opened at the school or college that is at the centre of a police investigation into last week's maths paper leak.
Pearson, which owns edexcel, said its strengthened security processes had
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