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Exams and Assessment Information
| INTERNAL & PRE-PUBLIC EXAMS | |
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| Details to follow in due course. |
| EXAM TIMETABLES |
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| GRADE REVIEWS & GRADE REPORTS | |
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 Year 10 Grade Review | Explanation Of Grades |
| Year 9 Grade Review | Explanation Of Grades |
| Years 12 and 13 Grade Review | Explanation Of Grades |
| Year 11 Grade Review | Explanation Of Grades |
| Access to Firefly | Instructions For Parents |
| GCSE 9-1 Grades (1) | OFQUAL Explanation |
| GCSE 9-1 Grades (2) | OFQUAL Explanation |
| POLICIES | |
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| 2020-21 Internal Appeals Procedures | |
| ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - The following Examination Boards are used by the school | |
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| 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.
