What’s your country doing about school exams?

[Thewinterofdiscontent]

Following on from the school thread.

What’s happening about whatever exam system your country has in place? Still going ahead, revised plans or no idea?
I think the U.K. announced no GCSE exams and then realised how many kids haven’t been in enough for teachers to give a fair predicted grade.

Going ahead as normal here so far - US.

DS took his PSAT the other day. I think they just spread the students across more rooms than usual, and everyone else did online learning that day.

They've been teaching the syllabus as normal here so far this academic year.

They are going ahead as normal. Children in exam year groups have had priority when it comes to in-school teaching and haven't had any distance learning. The government insist that exams are not going to be watered down and will be comparable to those of previous years.
I teach little people (no exams) and we are certainly not behind academically.