@iborganization your consultation with schools this week including a 2 question survey, which failed to ask the most important question. Your two questions focussed on whether the SCHOOL could administer the exams in May and you failed to think about the STUDENTS who ...
... are having to sit the exams! Surely the students are the most important consideration as to whether exams can be taken or not? The poor students, worldwide, have had such a difficult time during their #IB course and in our schools case the students will have missed ...
... 40% of their live teaching during the two year programme, not to mention all of them having to self-isolate for two weeks due to a positive COVID case as well as those who have had to quarantine upon departure or arrival to school. The poor students will not be in a ...
... position to fairly sit the exams in May with every IB student worldwide having experienced varying levels of interruption to their learning. I implore you to put the students first and think of their mental health and needs. @tes @CathImogenLough @ofqual @educationgovuk
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