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Why the lower-sixth has so much to lose from lockdown

The lower-sixth has so much to lose from lockdown

30 May 2020

9:00 AM

30 May 2020

9:00 AM

It now appears that school’s out till after the summer for pretty much all secondary pupils. The loudest cries, an equal mix of exaltation and despair, come from those who were due to sit GCSE and A-l-evel exams this term: groups now split between delight at unstructured months of leisure time and anxiety that lackadaisical efforts in mock exams won’t prove enough to secure them the required grades.

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