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If schools and/or colleges are closed for several weeks, this would have a severe adverse effect on childrens education. Would they be able to apply for special considerations?

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If schools and/or colleges are closed for several weeks, this would have a severe adverse effect on childrens education. Would they be able to apply for special considerations?

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Detailed guidance is available and the position is being kept under review, but in general the answer is no. In practice students undertaking examinations this year will already have covered the syllabus and this period will have been used for revision.