Thanks to all those who commiserated with DD over the incorrect timetable
School have the attitude that she should've been revising regardless so not going to do anything.
I've pointed out to their year group pastoral and mental health coordinator that it's not about the revision, with DD, if they had of been told they have a specific exam, they go in and know what to expect, still nervous but not unexpected.
Yesterday, going in to school, and people saying "no, it's maths" sent her into a tailspin of fear because it was not what she thought was happening.
She also felt it's the schools way of having her fail so she doesn't get a place at 6th. Now I know that's rubbish, but her mind goes to some very extreme places sometimes.(We are awaiting a Cahms referral).
They also said, the people who sat the double history exam in the afternoon, came out very upset as there were 3 8 mark questions on a topic they have never covered throughout the time in school, which they had no clue the answer to.
It would appear someone, somewhere has made several big cock ups which could potentially have cost pupils grades.
It also now makes me wonder if DD is the only one with an incorrect timetable as she said on Monday one of the boys in her year turned up after the English exam. Maybe he had the wrong timetable too?
The exam team at school don't seem to want to take responsibility for this but I've flagged it with the head of year.
I doubt anyone will give points or anything over a misprinted timetable. But I will expect it to be taken into account for sixth form, because they may have to resit and not do their chosen subjects for a year as their school are adamant that's how it works down to the DofE.
They're also being marked as absent during study leave which is ridiculous and I've already had LEA on the phone asking why DD is not attending school regularly. The admin staff are useless!