A blundering boarding school that charges £36,000-a-year in fees has failed to register its Year 11 pupils for this summer's GCSE exams. Moorland School went into liquidation last year and was stripped of its licence to enter students for the qualifications. According to an insider, parents had already been asked to pay for the exams, which are not included in the school fees, in January - around the time the cock-up emerged. Today owner and executive headteacher Jonathan Harrison, whose own son is taking his GCSEs this year, denied that was the case, saying the school had 'not currently invoiced any parents for GCSE examinations.'...read