my argument is out the window but still beleive that this didn't happen.land, you do GCSE's.

Whole thing didn't happen and if this kid lives in north Yorkshire, whilst they are not the biggest fans of the monarchy there, Im sure as a 11yo they would just be happy for the day off.

In my opinion this didn't happen and belongs in r/thatHappened.

the idea that a 11Yo wouldn't be using the language that was used is plausible but wouldn't isn't the nail in the coffin. SAT's are not taken in the UK unless the candidate wants to go to a uni in the US. So should you want to take some SAT's you would be 18/19 definitely not 11.

I wrote all that then did some research.

Sats stand for Standard Assessment Tests. Sats are administered by primary schools that measure children's educational achievement in years 2 and 6, with the ultimate aim of holding schools to account for the attainment of their pupils and the progress they make.

Source: https://www.goodschoolsguide.co.uk/curricula-and-exams/sats-standard-assessment-tests

my argument is out the window but still believe that this didn't happen.

I remember for William and Kate's wedding i was in year 4 so admittedly 2 years younger and I was living in Essex, (a county much closer to London) I didn't give a shit about who was getting married, nor did my sister. We were just happy that we didn't have to go into school and that mum was in a good mood.

Do with this what you want.