A surge in students needing additional exam support has reached unprecedented levels in England, with 625,000 adjustments made last year, marking a 12.3% increase from the previous year. This uptick has created logistical challenges for schools, forcing some to hire external exam halls and additional invigilators. Experts attribute the rise to better identification of neurodiverse needs, including ADHD and autism. Schools are grappling with the increased costs of hiring staff and securing extra resources, leading to concerns about funding as the demand continues to grow. Students like Hannah report positive changes in their exam experiences through personalized adjustments.