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Pupils demand significant omissions to future exams

School pupils would like to see reduced content in exams in 2022
Simon Doyle
PUPILS are demanding that "significant omissions" be made to next summer's GCSEs and A-levels due to two years of disrupted learning. The Secondary Students' Union of Northern Ireland (SSUNI) also sa[...]

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