Exams in Wales could be delayed next year, says education minister

The transcript discusses the efforts made by the education sector in Wales to ensure a safe return to schools and colleges amid the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights the resilience and adaptability of the education community, outlines safety measures, and addresses future steps for students. The Welsh Government's plans for examinations and curriculum changes are also covered, along with concerns about safety measures on flights.

What has the education sector in Wales demonstrated since the lockdown in March?

• Inability to adapt

• Resilience and adaptability

• Resistance to change

• Lack of preparation

What measures have been taken by schools to ensure safety?

• Increased class sizes

• Reduced hygiene practices

• No changes implemented

• Increased cleaning and hygiene stations

What is the Welsh Government's stance on holding examinations next year?

• Examinations will be held with possible changes

• Examinations will be postponed indefinitely

• Examinations will be held as planned

• Examinations will be canceled

What adaptations have been made to the curriculum for manageability?

• Reduced number of set texts

• Increased number of exams

• Increased number of case studies

• No changes to the curriculum

What concern does the Welsh Government have regarding flights?

• Overcrowded airports

• Increased flight prices

• Lack of flights to Greece

• Lack of safety measures on flights