The Ministry of Education reports it has completed its investigation into the mistreatment of a student at the David Rose Special Education Needs School. The ministry has submitted the investigation file and a comprehensive report to the Teaching Service Commission (TSC) for disciplinary action involving two trained teachers employed at the institution. According to the Education Minister’s update, the TSC is expected to complete the disciplinary hearings within 10 days. The ministry’s process follows the identification of alleged mistreatment of a student by the two teachers, with both outlets citing the same core sequence: the Education Ministry investigates, prepares its documentation, and forwards the case to the TSC for the formal disciplinary process. The teachers are named as those involved in the incident, and the ministry’s submission triggers the TSC’s hearing stage. Both reports emphasize the timeline for concluding the disciplinary proceedings, presenting the issue as an administrative and disciplinary matter under the education governance framework rather than reporting any final outcome of the hearings.