Pretty much. Schools market themselves by showing how many of their students performed well in National exams. It drives their perceived value up so they can ch

Pretty much. Schools market themselves by showing how many of their students performed well in National exams. It drives their perceived value up so they can charge a lot more school fees. And the common misconception is that the more time a student spends studying, the better they'll perform. Which results in their teachers overloading them with school work