Jacqueline Williamson is stressed that BTec postponements could influence her child, as well as her little girl

Jacqueline Williamson, 48, a medical caretaker in a fruitfulness unit from Washington, in Tyne and Wear, was stressed when her little girl, Sian Wright, 18, was impacted by deferrals to BTec Level 3 outcomes last week.

Presently she fears her child, Owen Wright, 16, might be impacted by the as of late reported deferrals to BTec Level 2 outcomes.

“He did two BTecs… so there is the potential for delays,” she told the BBC.

She says she is “totally crushed” for “every one of the children – who merit better”.

“They’ve had two years of upset instruction – through nobody’s shortcoming – during the pandemic,” she says.

“I feel they’ve been greatly let down and disregarded. These test sheets realize results’ day is coming – it’s like Christmas, you know while it’s coming.

“It’s simply so disappointing.”

Pearson can’t right now affirm the number of understudies who that are expecting grades on Thursday won’t get them.

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