The British teenage sprinter on how the exams fiasco affected her, going to university and competing in next year’s Olympics
Few people have been able to blunt the stellar rise of Amy Hunt, the brilliant teenager who is so quick she holds the under-18s world record over 200m and so smart she is heading to Cambridge University in October. But last month the education secretary, Gavin Williamson – and a dodgy computer algorithm – came closer than most by downgrading Hunt’s A-level results to leave her dreams of studying English at Corpus Christi in a hideous holding pattern.
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