Exam Information
Candidate and Parent/Carer Pre-Exam Information
- Examination Details for Parents Carers Pupils JUN2024
- JCQ Candidate Declaration Form 2023 to 2024
- JCQ Preparing to Sit your Exams 2023 to 2024
Mock Exam Timetable
*Please note that the December 2023 Mock Exam Timetable is subject to amendments.*
Key Dates 2023 - 2024
GCSE Exams: Thursday 9th May 2024 - Wednesday 19th June 2024
Exam Contingency Afternoons: Thursday 6th June & 13th June 2024
Exam Contingency Day: Wednesday 26th June 2024
GCSE Results Day: Thursday 22nd August 2024
Exam Policies
Exam related policies and procedures can be found under 'Policies' within the 'Our Academy' section.
Exam Board Websites
Exam Equipment
All pupils are required to bring their own equipment for their examinations. Pupils can purchase exam equipment packs from Pupil Reception for £5.00.
Calculators are also available to purchase for £8.00 from Pupil Reception.
Examination Rules, Regulations & Guides
Pupils, Parents / Carers must read the information below regarding examination rules and regulations.
- Data Protection in Exams Policy 2023 2024
- JCQ ICE Revision 1 2023 2024
- JCQ IFC Coursework Assessments 2023 to 2024
- JCQ IFC Non Exam Assessments 2023 to 2024
- JCQ IFC On Screen Examinations 2023 to 2024
- JCQ IFC Privacy Notice Issued 2021
- JCQ IFC Written Examinations 2023 to 2024
- JCQ Social Media Infographic v4
- JCQ Unauthorised Items Poster Issued SEP2022
- JCQ Warning to Candidates Issued SEP2021
FAQs
What do I do if there is a mistake on my exam timetable?
You should speak with the Exams Officer and your subject teacher as soon as you can.
What happens if I have more than one exam at the same time?
This is called an "Exam Clash". The Exams Officer will resolve this clash for you and provide you with all of the information you need.
What time does my exam start?
Morning Exams begin at 08:50am
Afternoon Exams begin at 1:00pm - exam times may vary depending on the length of exam.
I have lost my exam timetable, what do I do?
A second copy is posted home for your parents/carers, but you can ask the Exams Officer for another copy to be printed for you.
What do I do if I am unwell on the day on my exam?
You must try and attend all of your exams, even if you are feeling unwell. However, in cases where you cannot attend, you must ring the Academy as soon as possible.
What happens if I am unwell during my exam?
You should put your hand up and speak to an invigilator.
What happens if I arrive late for my exam?
You should arrive at school within plenty of time prior to your exam starting. If you arrive more than 1 hour after the official start time (where an exam is more than 1 hour), we have to inform the awarding body, and they will decide whether to mark your paper or not.
Can I leave the exam early?
No, you must remain in the exam hall until the end of the exam.
Can I sit my exam on a different day?
No, you must sit the paper on the specified date.
Where do I keep my mobile phone/earphones/watch (analogue/smartwatch) whilst I am in the exam?
You should keep these locked away in your locker, or in your bag, or you can hand them in to the invigilators when you enter the exam hall for them to keep them safe.
Can I take in revision notes or spare paper into my exam?
No, all materials must be left in your bag.
Former Pupils
If you have lost your certificates, you will need to contact the individual exam boards to obtain replacements.
We do not keep copies of your certificates. Any uncollected certificates are kept for 12 months before being sent back to the exam boards.
AQA Past Results & Lost Certificates
Edexcel/Pearson Certificate Services