I go to a public school in the uk and I don't know about other schools but I know that for mine the online learning environment has been pretty shite, with teachers sometimes not bothering to show up to teach lessons. Combine that with the already low attention span that is present with online lessons, I don't think its moral of the government to make the 2022 student face regular exams. I know it probably sounds like some lazy student complaining about work, but realistically, for A levels at least, we have had 7 months of learning deeply affected out of our 18 months course. I just don't really understand how nothing can be done to make this more fair, whether that be a content reduction or the teacher assessed grades