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British pupils forced into Covid-style home-learning due to dodgy concrete that caused schools to crumble should have exam grades boosted, education experts demand - Vimarsana News

British pupils forced into Covid-style home-learning due to dodgy concrete that caused schools to crumble should have exam grades boosted, education experts demand

Education experts are calling for a 10 per cent increase in grades for students forced to learn remotely due to their schools being affected by RAAC.

Fury as pupils forced into Covid-style home-learning due to their crumbling schools are told remote classes will NOT be taken into consideration for their GCSE and A-level exams - Vimarsana News

Fury as pupils forced into Covid-style home-learning due to their crumbling schools are told remote classes will NOT be taken into consideration for their GCSE and A-level exams

Students forced to return to pandemic-style learning for two months due to the RAAC in their schools have been told this won't be taken into consideration when their exams are graded.

Parents dismayed by exam decision at Raac-affected school - Vimarsana News

Parents dismayed by exam decision at Raac-affected school

St Leonard’s Catholic School in Durham has been told it cannot assess its own pupils’ grades at GCSE and A-level.

Raac in schools: Education minister to attend St Leonard's Durham - Vimarsana News

Raac in schools: Education minister to attend St Leonard's Durham

Pupils at St Leonard's Catholic School have been learning from home or been moved to other schools.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Picton plots a course for revival with or without - but preferably with - cruise ships - Vimarsana News

Picton plots a course for revival with or without - but preferably with - cruise ships

“We have noticed there is always people coming and going, and it does seem like New Zealanders are still willing to travel their own country," she said. “So if we make the most of the New Zealanders who are travelling and get the support of the locals, by the time hopefully the borders open and the cruise ships are coming back, we will be all ready to go. Brya Ingram/Stuff Taylor, left, and Daniel Hamilton said if they could survive without international tourists it could only get better. “Everyone is telling us when cruise ships used to be here you could never move around in the str...