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Story summary
- A study indicates increased exam stress at age 15 correlates with depression risk in young adults.
- Exams are viewed as fair, but the system pressures students with General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSEs) exams in a short timeframe.
- The government’s plan to cut exam time by 10% is insufficient.
- Calls for reform emphasize relevant content and the potential abolition of GCSEs to improve engagement and well-being.
