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Dear Prime Minister, not all education in lockdown is equal
Coronavirus, Exams, SEND, special educational needs, special needs, Teenagers, Young Person’s Voice

Dear Prime Minister, not all education in lockdown is equal

By Renata Blower May 20, 2020 May 20, 2020

A letter to the PM from Lilia, a year 10 pupil who believes that not all education in lockdown is equal and it is time the government recognised the possible consequences for pupils taking important exams next year.

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What if my SEND teenager doesn’t get the grades they need for their chosen course?
Exams, Preparing for Adulthood, special needs

What if my SEND teenager doesn’t get the grades they need for their chosen course?

By Tania Tirraoro August 6, 2016 July 31, 2016

I wrote recently about how Son1 made a silver lining out of the clouds created by the grades in his  disappointing AS results a year ago. With this, and upcoming exam …

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