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Burntwood school tells students they have “every right to be upset, angry and frustrated” after PM confirms exams will not take place as normal

Pupils at a Burntwood school have been told they have “every right to be upset, angry and frustrated” due to the uncertainty over their GCSEs and A-Levels.

Erasmus Darwin Academy. Picture: Google Streetview
Erasmus Darwin Academy. Picture: Google Streetview
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Pupils at a Burntwood school have been told they have “every right to be upset, angry and frustrated” due to the uncertainty over their GCSEs and A-Levels.

Erasmus Darwin Academy. Picture: Google Streetview
Erasmus Darwin Academy. Picture: Google Streetview

Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed schools would shut for most pupils from tomorrow (5th January) as part of a national lockdown.

He also said that exams would not go ahead as scheduled during this school year.

In a post on social media, a spokesperson for Erasmus Darwin Academy said they recognised that the news would be a blow to students.

“Year 11 and 13 students – you have every right to be upset, angry and frustrated.

“You must keep going and keep working hard until we have clarity on the summer.

“You have the best teachers who will support you face to face or remotely. Hard work always pays off.”

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