Le-Aan Adonis is a 20-year-old student from Hawston in the Western Cape of South Africa, currently in his final year of high school.
Recently Adonis, along with some of his fellow pupils, had an important math exam. However, on the morning of the exam, they were left stranded when their bus driver didn't show up.
They couldn't miss the exam. So Adonis took matters into his own hands, and stole the school bus.
Speaking to ENCA News, one of Adonis's classmates described him as a "calm and experienced" driver.
However, Adonis was stopped before he got to Hawston Secondary School and fined 5,000 rand ($358) for driving without a license or public driver's permit. He also faces a disciplinary hearing at his school.
Since the incident, Adonis has received a number of offers for legal representation and donations towards his fine.
Now people are sharing their support for Adonis on Twitter and Facebook with the hashtag #FeeMustFall.
Le-Ann Adonis is a hero.
Le-Ann Adonis stole a bus and drove without a license or permit to take himself and his class mates to write their matric exam.
@Yfm #FineMustFall That R5000 fine must fall... The boy was not selfish he thought of the other learners future! Don't kill his future too