New GCSE assessments 'unsustainable' say teachers in Wales
Sophie Smith, who teaches religious studies at Blessed Carlos Acutis School, said she agreed the more regular assessments were taking their toll on her pupils, as well as on staff who were having to start "everything from scratch".
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