A complete overhaul of the UK’s examination system is needed urgently, argues Samantha Price, headmistress at Benenden School.
Clearly, the age of handwritten exams will soon come to an end – but we owe it to future generations to be far bolder than simply filling exam halls with laptops. This should be the moment that, as a country, we grasp the nettle and instigate major changes to our anachronistic means of testing our teenagers.
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