Exams leave students in tears

Reports state that the reading varied, from one headmaster using a public address system, temporary invigilators not comfortable with the reading part resulting in a one hour delay, to students requesting the temporary invigilators to repeat the passage four times because they did not grasp anything from the reading.

Despite all these reports, BEC public relations officer, Charles Keikotlhae yesterday said that nothing out of the ordinary was reported on the English paper. He stated that the temporary invigilators are engaged in a week-long training on invigilation conducted by BEC officers.