As students of a London school hit out at the protests at their school and dissatisfaction fuelling a growing anti-school movement, Chloe Combi looks deeper at how exams are being disrupted A s most parents of 15- and 16-year-olds do not need to be told, GCSEs have begun. Teenagers are packing into a hall that smells of sweat and nerves to show what they have learned over the last 12 years. Though some are piling into halls for a different reason. This week, a group of students in Leytonstone