Mary Colwell expressed significant frustration over the indefinite halt of the natural history GCSE, citing its perception as a Conservative initiative as a reason for the delay.
The aim of the proposed GCSE was to equip students with a deeper awareness of environmental issues, preparing them for potential careers within conservation and ecological fields.
The qualification had nearly completed its policy process and was ready for public consultation, indicating widespread support and readiness for implementation.
Colwell's ongoing campaign for the GCSE began in 2011, ultimately leading to governmental acknowledgment and support before the new government decided to stifle progress.
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