Pupils 'returning to schools without knowing how they will be examined' due to government inaction, Labour warns
THE Tories’ inaction has once again failed pupils as they return to schools without knowing how they will be examined this academic year, Labour and teaching unions said yesterday.
The party has condemned the government for not setting out its own plan to ensure that students get fair grades next year.
Today, September 1, is Labour’s deadline for the government to give schools and pupils certainty that they will be fairly assessed this school year.
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