Exam Information
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Useful Examination Information
Trial Exams Timetable & Information
Year 11 Trial Exam Topics, Papers and Timetable
Click here for a downloadable version (Updated 19th October 2026)
Year 13 Trial Exam Topics, Papers and Timetable
Click here for a downloadable version (Uploaded 19th October 2026)
Post Results Services
Details of the available post results services, fees and how to apply will be sent in the email with your results.
Prior to requesting, you may find it useful to check the grade boundaries.These represent the minimum marks required to achieve a specific grade in each subject. If you are very close to the next grade boundary, you may wish to request a review of marking.
It is important to note that there is no grade protection for reviews of marking. This means that your marks and subject grades may be lowered, confirmed, or raised as a result.
Grade boundaries
These will be published on the individual exam board websites on the dates above.
Exam Certificates
Certificates are issued by the individual exam boards and sent to schools towards the end of the Autumn term. A notification will be posted on the main school website when the certificates are ready for collection from reception (usually early December).
If you wish to nominate someone to collect on your behalf, we will require your authorisation before the certificates are handed over. Please complete the following form giving your permission - Click here for the Consent Form
Due to issues last year with Royal Mail losing some exam certificates we will not be posting them out. You will need to come and collect them from the school office.
Under JCQ Regulations, centres are required to keep certificates for a minimum of 12 months. After this period, unclaimed certificates will be securely destroyed.
Proof of results and replacement certificates
A statement of results can be provided by the school if proof of results are required. If you require replacement certificates after 12 months of receiving your results, you will need to contact the relevant exam board directly.
Useful Examination Information
GCSE Course Information Booklet - 2026
A-Level Course Outline Booklet - 2026
JCQ REGULATIONS
The JCQ (Joint Council for Qualifications) regulations for secondary schools outline the rules and guidelines for administering examinations and assessments, ensuring fairness, security, and integrity. These regulations cover various aspects, including invigilation, access arrangements, confidentiality, and communication.
Instructions for conducting examinations 2025-2026
INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES
All candidates sitting public (external) examinations must be aware of the regulations and guidance below.
Information for candidates - coursework - 2025-2026
Information for candidates - non examination assessments 2025-2026
Information for candidates - on-screen tests 2025-2026
Information for candidates - written exams 2025-2026
Preparing to sit exams - 2025-2026
Information for candidates - Social Media 2025
Unauthorised items poster
Warning to Candidates poster
Information for candidates - AI (Artificial Intelligence) & Assessments - 2026
Help to Start Revising
Visit this website - Get Revising: https://getrevising.co.uk/
Designed for GCSE and A Level exams
More than just a revision tool.
Create a study timetable.
Access exam board specific revision material and past papers.
Tools for creating flash cards, mind-maps and more.
Click this link for instructions on how to use this tool.
Click this link for information about the exam boards for each subject for Year 10 students.
Revision Material, GCSE and A Level
Click this link for an interactive list of useful revision material
Exam / Revision Stress
The exam period gives rise to a lot of stress both for students and parents. This link '9 ways to manage stress' gives some advice that you may find useful.
