After an Examination

Make sure your scripts are clearly marked with the appropriate examination information.

Your answer papers will be collected in candidate order. You must hand your scripts to the invigilator. You must sit in total silence until all examination material has been collected. The examination boards regard an examination to be in progress from the time you enter the examination room until all scripts have been collected. If you infringe any of the regulations during this period you may be disqualified. You will be dismissed in number order and your examination desks checked by an invigilator. You may not leave the examination room until dismissed by an invigilator. Your candidate number will be collected by an invigilator (not Year 10 exams).

Examination desks are set out to comply with examination board regulations. You must not alter the position of your examination desk.

Examination Stationery

Candidates must not remove examination question papers and answer paper from the examination room at any time. Where multiple-choice stationery is used in an examination make sure that you understand how to use it correctly.

Results

You may collect your results in person from the school office between 10:30am and 1:30pm on the day that results are published.

You may arrange for your result slips to be collected for you but anyone collecting your results must be able to prove their identity and carry a letter from you authorising them to do so. If you wish to have your results forwarded by post you must leave an unsealed stamped and addressed envelope with Mrs Groom, the Headmaster's Secretary, before the end of the Summer Term. The envelope must be clearly marked with your candidate number on the back. Telephone enquiries about your results on the date of their receipt will NOT be answered. The school will be very busy on that day sorting the results slips for distribution.

Year 10: Your subject teachers will give results of your examinations to you in due course. Questions about particular subject examinations should be addressed to your subject teacher.

Final Certificates

Certificates usually arrive in school at the end of October. The school will hold a Certificate Evening when candidates may collect their certificates. Certificates may be collected from school personally at any other time but certificates must be signed for. You may arrange for your certificates to be collected for you but anyone collecting your certificate must provide identification and carry a letter from you authorising them to do so. If you prefer to have your certificates posted you must leave a large envelope measuring not less than 32cm X 23cm with Mrs Groom at the school office together with £1.00 to cover the cost of recorded delivery.

Result Enquiries

Any question concerning possible errors in the grades awarded must be referred to Mr Waller on the first day of the Autumn term.