Postponed SET, so frustrated and impatient.
Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2020 6:38 pm
Hello everyone,
We are Sutton residents and my DD is sitting the SET and only SET. I know these are exceptional times and I understand the school boards’ logic to postpone was to give children time to adjust before the exams. We are DIYing and I can see our DD being ready.
Any thought of having to tell her the SET is postponed even further is so upsetting. Hopefully it won’t come to that.
Is it only me who is frustrated by how late the SET was postponed? Everyone was expecting a second wave by the end of October, yet it seems exam board chose to ignore this possibility. Most of the grammar schools have completed their exams as far as I know other than Tiffin 2nd stage and St Olave’s. But what was the logic behind such delayed dates by Sutton exam board? They are not accountable to anybody, and they do not seem to care about the mental health of the children.
We are crossing fingers that no one will test positive in my DD’s class until the exams are over. But why put everyone under such stress? The exams could have been done with by now.
I know expecting common sense/realism from the very same people who insist on grammar school websites that no tutoring or serious prep is needed is futile.
Vent is over
We are Sutton residents and my DD is sitting the SET and only SET. I know these are exceptional times and I understand the school boards’ logic to postpone was to give children time to adjust before the exams. We are DIYing and I can see our DD being ready.
Any thought of having to tell her the SET is postponed even further is so upsetting. Hopefully it won’t come to that.
Is it only me who is frustrated by how late the SET was postponed? Everyone was expecting a second wave by the end of October, yet it seems exam board chose to ignore this possibility. Most of the grammar schools have completed their exams as far as I know other than Tiffin 2nd stage and St Olave’s. But what was the logic behind such delayed dates by Sutton exam board? They are not accountable to anybody, and they do not seem to care about the mental health of the children.
We are crossing fingers that no one will test positive in my DD’s class until the exams are over. But why put everyone under such stress? The exams could have been done with by now.
I know expecting common sense/realism from the very same people who insist on grammar school websites that no tutoring or serious prep is needed is futile.
Vent is over