GAVIN Williamson today said sorry to millions of students over their exam chaos – ahead of their A Level results tomorrow.
The Education Secretary said he regretted the disruption of the coronavirus on their education and that the “best thing” would be for them to get back to school in September.
Last night ministers announced fresh plans to help kids appeal if they don’t get the marks they want – creating a “triple lock” of help so they don’t lose out.
It comes after a week of shambles in Scotland after 124,000 kids eventually had their grades scrapped in favour of teachers’ marks following an outcry.
He said tonight: “I apologise to every single child right across the country for the disruption that they’ve had to suffer.”
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