Original post by Knightruby
Can your teachers be in the exam room with you when you do your gcse ?
Subject teachers are not supposed to be in exams for their own subjects, although there was a lot a relaxation of the rules last year when schools struggled to recruit enough invigilators because of fears over covid etc.
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