Some help?

Something similar like this once happened at my school, but it was a big exam and the kids who aliiba it made copies for everyone else who wanted.
They got caught and were punished along with some of the people who had access to it.
My point is, wewe should never cheat like wewe wanted to, because not only wewe would regret it and the punishment wewe would get would be even worse if someone found out.
It doesn't matter what the others think of wewe for not deciding to cheat; what matters is that wewe didn't and wewe should be proud for not going down to their level, because they might have gotten access to the answers, but that doesn't mean they will when the other one comes.
About your dad, call him and calmly explain what happened and why it happened. If he gets mad at you, explain that at least wewe did it fairly and not kwa cheating.
And to make up for it, before the inayofuata exam comes study harder so wewe prove not only to those kids but to yourself, that wewe don't need to cheat to get good grades.

Be straight up with your dad n explain wewe were trying to do the right thing.

Just tell your dad wewe didn't want to cheat and wewe made the right choice.
Those kids are the ones who should go stick there faces in someones punda for making wewe think your retarded.-_-

First of all i commend wewe for not cheating. Cheating gets wewe nowhere at all and wewe should be proud of yourself.
Don't worry about what the other kids at school think, they mean nothing to you. If they can waste their life cheating, then they're not worthy of your time lovey. Don't worry about them.
As for your teacher and your father, calmly explain that yes, wewe didn't study as hard as wewe could have, wewe have learnt your lesson and when the time comes for wewe to take the real test wewe will study twice as hard to up your grades.
However, i only advise wewe on this bit as it is up to wewe - will wewe tell on the other students for cheating?
If it were me, i certainly would have done. I'm that kind of person. However wewe have to think of the consequences to tattle-telling. Even though the students may not automatically assume wewe told, they may turn on you.
but if wewe don't tell on them, and your teacher finds out you've been hiding information from her/him it could come down even harder on you.
Your father will understand, surely he took exams and felt pressurised. wewe could involve him a little also, onyesha him wewe trust him to help. Once he's gotten over the disappointment of wewe getting low grades, he'd feel so happy you're pulling your finger out and asking his help to chemsha bongo wewe on the majibu au explaining difficult things that he'll soon forget all about it.
Over-all just remain calm. :) i give wewe the best of luck X