The CRGS Examinations Office deals with all matters to do with external examinations from submitting entries to dealing with results when they are published.
A Level Results Day – 15th August 2024
We will email results to student’s school email addresses at 8am on 15th August 2024. We will also post a copy of results to the address we have on record.
Post Results Services 2024 – A Level
All Awarding Bodies follow the same Review of Results procedure as set out by the JCQ, please find the information in the document here. Please note that there are set deadlines for each service which are set by JCQ and once the deadline has passed, we will be unable to submit any requests, please ensure you request any services by the deadlines.
Grade boundaries for each A Level subject / papers will be published here on A Level results day.
If you wish to request any post results services, please note you will have to come to the Examinations Office (on the Sixth Form site) to collect and complete a paper form, and we can also take payment (Cash only please) at the same time in the Examinations Office.
There are three possible Post Results Services.
Service 1 – Clerical Check
A copy of the clerically checked script can be requested as part of this service at an additional cost by some awarding bodies. This service includes the following checks:
- that all the parts of the script have been marked
- the totalling of marks
- the recording of marks
Service 2 – Review of Marking
This is a review of the original marking to ensure that the agreed mark scheme has been applied correctly and a clerical re-check as described above. This is not a re-marking of the script. A copy of the reviewed script can also be requested as part of the service at an additional cost by some awarding bodies.
Priority Service 2P – Review of Marking
This is a faster service primarily for Year 13 students whose university place is dependent on the outcome. This is a review of the original marking to ensure that the agreed mark scheme has been applied correctly and a clerical re-check as described above. This is not a re-marking of the script. A copy of the reviewed script can also be requested as part of the service at an additional cost by some awarding bodies. This service must be applied for immediately as there is a very short deadline.
Please note, that following a Review of Marking, your grade may go up, stay the same, or go down.
There are also three different services for accessing scripts:
Access to Scripts – Priority Service
This service provides quick access to your marked exam script to support decisions regarding applying for a review of marking, there may be an additional cost by some awarding bodies.
Access to Scripts – Standard Service
This is a standard speed service for when you require a copy of your script to support teaching and learning going forward. Once this service is used, the candidate may no longer apply for a review of marking for this component.
Access to Scripts – Post Review Copy
This service is if you want a copy of the script once the review of marking has taken place. There may be an additional cost by some awarding bodies.
Post Results Services – Fees
A Level – Deadline dates and Table of Fees
The Examinations Office will be open to deal with priority Post Results Services requests on Thursday 15th August between 9.30am and 3.00pm and between 9.00am and 1.00pm on Friday 16th August and Monday 19th August.
You can contact the Exams Office via exams@crgs.org.uk or 01200 423118. Further details (including fees) can be found on the Exams section of the website.
Only Priority Reviews of Marking and Priority Script requests will be processed on these days. All other standard service Post Result Services will be processed in the new term.
Information for candidates – Post Results Services
Post Results Services 2024 – Infographic
GCSE Results Day – 22nd August 2024
Your results will be available for collection on Thursday 22nd August from 8am in the canteen at Main School. We will post out a copy of any results that are not collected on the day.
Post Results Services 2024 – GCSE
All Awarding Bodies follow the same Review of Results procedure as set out by the JCQ, please find the information in the document here. Please note that there are set deadlines for each service which are set by JCQ and once the deadline has passed, we will be unable to submit any requests, please ensure you request any services by the deadlines.
If you wish to request any post results services, please note you will have to come to the Examinations Office (on the Sixth Form site) to collect and complete a paper form, and we can also take payment (Cash only please) at the same time in the Examinations Office.
There are three possible Post Results Services.
Service 1 – Clerical Check
A copy of the clerically checked script can be requested as part of this service at an additional cost by some awarding bodies. This service includes the following checks:
- that all the parts of the script have been marked
- the totalling of marks
- the recording of marks
Service 2 – Review of Marking
This is a review of the original marking to ensure that the agreed mark scheme has been applied correctly and a clerical re-check as described above. This is not a re-marking of the script. A copy of the reviewed script can also be requested as part of the service at an additional cost by some awarding bodies.
Priority Service 2P – Review of Marking
This is a faster service primarily for Year 13 students whose university place is dependent on the outcome. This is a review of the original marking to ensure that the agreed mark scheme has been applied correctly and a clerical re-check as described above. This is not a re-marking of the script. A copy of the reviewed script can also be requested as part of the service at an additional cost by some awarding bodies. This service must be applied for immediately as there is a very short deadline.
Please note, that following a Review of Marking, your grade may go up, stay the same, or go down.
There are also three different services for accessing scripts:
Access to Scripts – Priority Service
This service provides quick access to your marked exam script to support decisions regarding applying for a review of marking, there may be an additional cost by some awarding bodies.
Access to Scripts – Standard Service
This is a standard speed service for when you require a copy of your script to support teaching and learning going forward. Once this service is used, the candidate may no longer apply for a review of marking for this component.
Access to Scripts – Post Review Copy
This service is if you want a copy of the script once the review of marking has taken place. There may be an additional cost by some awarding bodies.
Post Results Services – Fees
GCSE – Deadline dates and Table of Fees
The Examinations Office will be open to deal with Post Results Services requests on Thursday 22nd August between 9.30am and 3.00pm and between 9.00am and 1.00pm on Friday 23rd August and Tuesday 27th August.
You can contact the Exams Office via exams@crgs.org.uk or 01200 423118. Further details (including fees) can be found on the Exams section of the website.
Information for candidates – Post Results Services
Post Results Services 2024 – Infographic
SUMMER 2024
This information has been left on our website for information only.
GCSE & A Level Examinations Timetable
GCE Exams Info for Student Parents 2024
GCSE Exams Info for Students Parents 2024
Please be aware that the awarding bodies have designated Wednesday 26 June 2024 as the ‘contingency day’ for examinations. The afternoons of Thursday 06 June 2024 and Thursday 13 June 2024 have been designated as ‘contingency afternoons’ for examinations. This is consistent with the qualification regulators’ document Exam system contingency plan: England, Wales and Northern Ireland – gov.uk/government/publications/exam-system-contingency-plan-england-wales-and-northernireland. The designation of ‘contingency days’ within the common examination timetable is in the event of national or significant local disruption to examinations in the United Kingdom. It is part of the awarding bodies’ standard contingency planning for examinations.
Candidates must remain available until Wednesday 26 June 2024 should an awarding body need to invoke its contingency plan.
GCSE Equations and Formulae Sheets
We wanted to let you know that the Department for Education (DfE) and Ofqual have confirmed here that full equations and formulae sheets will be provided for GCSE Maths (8300), GCSE Physics (8463), and GCSE Combined Science exams (both Trilogy and Synergy) in 2024 only. AQA also confirm that they will provide formulae sheets for our Level 2 Certificate in Further Mathematics (8365) exams in 2024 as well. The DfE and Ofqual have also confirmed the return to normal exam arrangements for these subjects in 2025. Formulae and revised equations sheets will not be available after 2024.
SUMMER 2025
Summer 2025 External Examinations Timetable
Please be aware that the awarding bodies have designated Wednesday 25 June 2025 as the ‘contingency day’ for examinations. The afternoon of Wednesday 11 June 2025 has been designated as ‘contingency afternoon’ for examinations. This is consistent with the qualification regulators’ document Exam system contingency plan: England, Wales and Northern Ireland – gov.uk/government/publications/exam-system-contingency-plan-england-wales-and-northernireland. The designation of ‘contingency days’ within the common examination timetable is in the event of national or significant local disruption to examinations in the United Kingdom. It is part of the awarding bodies’ standard contingency planning for examinations.
Examination boards
At GCSE Level the school currently takes examinations from three examination boards: AQA, OCR and Edexcel and at GCE A Level from: AQA, OCR, WJEC Eduqas and Edexcel.
In the Sixth Form some students may also take the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) from the AQA Board. University entrance tests can also be taken where necessary eg the BMAT examination required for those students planning to take up medicine at university.
Please visit the Exam Board websites for more information
Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) Examination Information – for public examinations
Information for candidates: non-examination assessments
Information for candidates – Privacy Notice
Information for candidates – For written examinations
Information for candidates GCE, ELC and Project qualifications – coursework assessments
Information for candidates – For on-screen tests
Information for candidates – Using social media and examinations/assessments
Information for candidates – Unauthorised Items
Information for candidates – Post Results Services
Post Results Services 2024 – Infographic
