Could 2022 exams be canceled

Honestly, I don't think it's fair for year 12s to do exams in 2022 as we're missing out so much content and it's not easy to learn from home at this level, however those who do want to do their exams should have the opportunity to do so. But don't force everyone to do exams, it's unfair. As for those who want to do exams, the government should give them the opportunity.

You being serious? You got GCSE’s handed to you and now you want the same for A-Levels?

We didn't get them HANDED to us, they got cancelled pretty much last minute, meaning that we still studied for them. Also, it is unfair that we're missing out content then being assessed on that content. I'm not saying the teachers should give us all A's but rather that they should give us a fair grade based on what they think we would get if we had sat the exam.

We didn't get them HANDED to us, they got cancelled pretty much last minute, meaning that we still studied for them. Also, it is unfair that we're missing out content then being assessed on that content. I'm not saying the teachers should give us all A's but rather that they should give us a fair grade based on what they think we would get if we had sat the exam.

For me, what's more annoying is the difference in schooling-- some ppl are just getting work set on google classroom, and told to comlete sheets--one of my friends (we go to schools on opposite sides of England) chemistry lesson was to 'read pages 107-110 and make notes' whereas both my doubles today were proper, live lessons--we both go to state schools, adn i think it's completly unfair the difference in lesson.
I dont think they should be cancelled, but I do think more should be done to regulate lessons across the country

Yes, I feel the same, except I feel they should just be cancelled. For me, my economics teacher set us notes and one task to complete for two lessons and then does a livestream to go through it for half an hour, whereas if we were in school, we would've spent longer on this topic and gone through it in more depth. So I am experiencing a mix of what you and your friend are going through. And it's really not fair, especially on students who are worse-off than others.

You being serious? You got GCSE’s handed to you and now you want the same for A-Levels?

Honestly, I don't think it's fair for year 12s to do exams in 2022 as we're missing out so much content and it's not easy to learn from home at this level, however those who do want to do their exams should have the opportunity to do so. But don't force everyone to do exams, it's unfair. As for those who want to do exams, the government should give them the opportunity.

Also don't think is fair to potentially have the 2022 A-level cohort be under-prepared for uni or be discriminated by employers (and employers are unfortunately right) because they sat no GCSEs and A-levels.

I don't think we're not going to be discriminated against by any employer as future employers are told to look at these exam results as they would with normal exam results.

I don't think we're not going to be discriminated against by any employer as future employers are told to look at these exam results as they would with normal exam results.

Alot of people are also forgetting the pandemic isn't over there's still the possibility that this goes on for a long time so once again I'm not saying cancel exams but there should be a contingency plan in place, tbh I would even support more exams in the form of some sort of weird AS exam at the start of the next academic year (I know that unpopular and I totally understand why)

If we don’t go back to school in February then potentially

Nope, never.

Not in a million years. I highly doubt exams for 2022 will be scrapped, I have no idea why it’s even a debate.