Castle Rushen looking at wider implications across school
Teachers at Castle Rushen High School say they are aware GCSE pupils are worried about missing out on the experience of sitting an exam.
Exams were cancelled for this academic year in March due to the Covid-19 pandemic and grades have been teacher assessed.
Head of Maths Jonathan Brookes says the issue is even wider than just the current GCSE year:
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