BURY, ST EDMONDS, UNITED KINGDOM – AUGUST 25: Taylor Smart suffered severe amnesia after hitting her head on her bath in January, leaving her unable to hold a pen or even recognise members of her own family, while classmate Rhys Callow suffers from a form of narcolepsy and had to have a mattress laid out in the exam room in case he fell asleep. Amazingly both of them attend the same school, King Edward IV in Bury St Edmonds, Suffolk. Since her accident, Taylor has had to cram two years of study into just four months – forcing her to relearn each of her seven subjects from scratch. And yesterday she was thrilled to open her GCSE results to find she had achieved four C grades and three Ds Ð the grades she needs to get into college. (Photo by Mathew Growcoot/Newsteam)
