And Dr Bousted told Schools Week: «If schools hadn't been turned into exam factories with teachers and support staff suffering under the burden of over-regulation and too much paperwork, then there would be more time for children to learn about moral values and virtues. (schoolsweek.co.uk)
That's an indictment of the lack of political education in our schools, although it's little wonder given the way they've become exam factories, with little space or energy for preparation for life rather than just tests. (politics.co.uk)
«They know, even if the government doesn't, that schools that prioritise well - being, which includes challenging and stretching students, also build character and help them to perform better than those schools which are just exam factories.» (educationbusinessuk.net)