Fury as pupils forced into Covid-style home-learning due to their crumbling schools are told remote classes will NOT be taken into consideration for their GCSE and A-level exams

Students forced to return to pandemic-style learning for two months due to the RAAC in their schools have been told this won't be taken into consideration when their exams are graded.

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