Cambridge University has announced that students can take A-level exams again in October. This decision was made after schools raised concerns about the previous exam process during a meeting on Friday. Cambridge University will manage the new exams, and the good news is that students who missed the May exams due to safety worries won’t have to pay any fees.
The British Council will help with affordable planning, and schools will ask Cambridge directly if they want their students’ scores reviewed. To cover the costs, schools will pay 80% and parents will pay 20% for these requests.
