Exams and Assessment Information


INTERNAL & PRE-PUBLIC EXAMS
Details to follow in due course.

Exams Information Summer 2021
(PDF document) Candidate Information Summer 2021
(PDF document) Centre Policy 2020/21
(PDF document) Centre Evidence Table
(MS Word document) JCQ Centre Review Form
(PDF document) Exams Policy 2020/21
(PDF document) Complaints Procedure 2020/21
(PDF document) Internal Appeals Procedure 2020/21

EXAM TIMETABLES
(PDF document) Autumn 2021 GCSE Schedule Contains dates and times of the GCSE exams in November/December 2021
(PDF document) Autumn 2021 A Level Schedule Contains dates and times of the A Level exams in October 2021

GRADE REVIEWS & GRADE REPORTS
(PDF document) Year 10 Grade Review Explanation Of Grades
(PDF document) Year 9 Grade Review Explanation Of Grades
(PDF document) Years 12 and 13 Grade Review Explanation Of Grades
(PDF document) Year 11 Grade Review Explanation Of Grades
(PDF document) Access to Firefly Instructions For Parents
(PDF document) GCSE 9-1 Grades (1) OFQUAL Explanation
(PDF document) GCSE 9-1 Grades (2) OFQUAL Explanation

INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES
(PDF document) Coursework assessments
(PDF document) On-screen tests
(PDF document) Guidelines when referring to exams/assessments through the internet
(PDF document) For written examinations
(PDF document) Non-exam assessments
(PDF document) Privacy notice
(PDF document) Exam Board Information Summer 2021
(PDF document) Exam Board Information Summer 2022
(PDF document) Exam Board Information Summer 2023

POLICIES

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - The following Examination Boards are used by the school
AQA Exam Board Website
OCR Exam Board Website
Pearson Exam Board Website
Eduqas Exam Board Website

Information tailored to Year 11 revision can be found here


GCSE grades in England are changing

Starting with English and maths, GCSE grades in England will be graded from 9 to 1. Find out more:

Please note that SMARTWATCHES have now joined mobile phones, iPods and MP3/4 players on the list of 'potential technological/web enabled sources of information' that are classified as 'unauthorised items' and must therefore not be brought into any exam. Possession of such items in a public exam is deemed as a 'serious offence' by all exam boards and will typically result in disqualification if found in the student's possession during an exam.

NEW REGULATION:
Wrist watches MUST be removed prior to the examination starting and placed on the desk.

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