At Wales high school, 84% of pupils have had at least one grade moderated down
n the small sports hall of Wales high school in Rotherham, confusion turned to frustration and anger as students and staff, many in tears, struggled to make sense of grades produced by an obscure computer model for exams that never took place.
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