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RESULTS 2010

GCE Examination Results – Thursday 19th August 2010
GCSE Examination Results – Tuesday 24th August 2010

Results can be collected from the school between 10.30am and 12.30pm on the above dates.  Results must be collected by the candidate.

Any results not collected by 24th August will be unavailable until Wednesday 1st September 2010

Examination Certificates may be collected from the School from 1st November 2009.
PLEASE NOTE: We are obliged to keep uncollected certificates for 1 year after which they will be destroyed.  Certificates cannot be replaced if lost of damaged.

EXAMINATIONS  2010-11

NOVEMBER 2010 EXAMINATIONS

GCSE ENGLISH

Paper 1  -  8th November 2010 Morning
Paper 2  -  10th November 2010 Morning

GCSE MATHS

Paper 1  -  9th November 2010 Morning
Paper 2  -  12th November 2010 Morning

GCSE SCIENCE

Additional Science Modules  -  11th November 2010 Afternoon
Core Science Modules  -  12th November 2010 Afternoon
IAA’s  -  11th November 2010 Morning

MARCH 2011 EXAMINATIONS – Provisional

GCSE SCIENCE
Additional Science Modules  -  3rd March 2011 Morning
Core Science Modules  -  4th March 2011 Morning
IAA’s  -  3rd March 2011 Afternoon

SUMMER 2011 EXAMINATIONS

16th May 2011  -  29th June 2011

A Level Results – Thursday 18th August 2011
GCSE Results – Thursday 25th August 2011

Exam Regulations and other useful information:

Examination Entry Policy

Plagiarism - A Guide for Students

Policy on Internal Assessments for External Qualifications

Notice to Candidates - Coursework

Notice to Candidates - On Screen Tests

Notice to Candidates - Written Examinations

Warning to Candidates - Mobile Phones

Warnng to Candidates - On Screen Tests

Warning to Candidates - Written Examinations

 

All exams are conducted in line with JCQ Regulations.  All breaches of exam regulation will be reported to the exam board and may result in disqualification.

IT IS AN OFFENCE TO BRING A MOBILE PHONE OR ANY OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICE INTO AN EXAMINATION ROOM.

Please ensure you bring a pen, hb pencil, ruler, rubber and pencil sharpener to every exam you take.  You will also need a calculator, protractor and compasses for specific exams.  If these items are in a pencil case, it must be transparent.

If you are unable to take an exam due to illness or injury, you must advise the School as soon as possible, if you have a Doctor's certificate/hospital letter as proof of your condition, it may be possible for the School to apply for Special Consideration from the Exam board on your behalf.

If you have any queries regarding your exams please speak to
Mrs L Clark on (01621) 787861.

Format of GCSE Science Examinations:
All Science exams year 10 and 11 students are entered for are ‘real’ GCSE’s and have a direct impact on the GCSE grade each student will achieve. There are no ‘mock’ or ‘practice’ science tests.
MODULES: There are 6 GCSE Science Module sessions during year 10 and 11 with exams in November, March and June of each year. These are real GCSE Exams, externally marked (students can re-sit if required). The grades are 'banked' and contribute to the final GCSE grade awarded in year 11.
IAA's: Students also sit IAA Science examinations these are usually 6 sessions over the 2 years (but this can differ depending on the student/level). These are real GCSE Exams, internally marked and externally moderated (students may not re-sit any IAA test). The grades are 'banked' and contribute to the final GCSE grade awarded in year 11.
To prepare for IAA's examinations, students conduct practical tests in their class and produce graphs which are then used during the IAA examinations.

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