The exam watchdog, responding to concerns about coronavirus, is telling schools in England to keep preparing as usual for the summer exam season.
Ofqual says it is working with exam boards and the government to make contingency plans if there is a "widespread outbreak." But until that becomes necessary, the watchdog is telling schools to assume exams will continue as scheduled.
Most GCSEs and A-level exams are planned to run from early May.
On Monday, Ofqual issued advice that "students, schools and colleges should continue to prepare for the summer exams and assessments as usual".
This currently is the same for International A-level and IGCSE exams held here in Hong Kong. ITS is an official Edexcel exam centre and is continuing to prepare for the normal exam session in May and June. Please contact our exams officer if you have and specific questions at [email protected].
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