Watch: Seven GCSE exams, five months, one determined teenager
Summary
Patrick McCabe, a 16-year-old student with cerebral palsy, completed seven GCSE exams over five months using eye-gaze technology. He described the wait for his exam results as "terrifying" and was inspired by Rob Burrow, who used similar technology to communicate.Key Facts
- Patrick McCabe is 16 years old and has cerebral palsy.
- He took seven GCSE exams spread over five months.
- Patrick used eye-gaze technology, which allows him to control a computer with his eyes.
- He said the exam process was hard but showed determination and resilience.
- Patrick was inspired by Rob Burrow, who used eye-controlled technology for communication.
- His friends and teachers celebrated his achievement.
- Patrick described himself as "hard-working, resilient and a little bit cheeky".
- The news appeared on BBC Breakfast before his exam results were announced.
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