Exams information & results
Examinations Office Staff
Mrs Carole Whittingham, Data and Examinations Manager
Mr Oliver Morris, Examinations Officer
Mrs Deb Piper, Data and Examinations Administrator
Exams and Results Information for Summer 2022
Summer 2022: Exams Office Opening Times
The Exams Office will be open on the following dates/times during the summer holidays to process post-results queries.
To be confirmed
In addition to this, Ms Whittingham, the Examinations & Data Manager, and Mr Morris, the Examinations Officer, will be contactable via email:
- Ms Whittingham: cwhittingham@corsham.wilts.sch.uk
- Mr Morris: omorris@corsham.wilts.sch.uk
Appeals Information
Letter to Students & Parents, Appeals Summer 21
Teacher Assessed Grades Policy
GCSE, AS and A-Level Grades in Summer 2021 – Grading Infographic:
Vocational Grades in Summer 2021 – Grading Infographic:
Grading Infographic 2021
Results Dates for Summer 2021 Exams
A-Level: Tuesday 10th August, 2021
GCSE: Thursday 12th August, 2021
Y13 - UCAS Information on Results Day
Autumn 2021 Resit information
Autumn 2021 Resit Information for Students, Parents and Teachers
Exams Information for Summer 2021
Y11 and Y13 Leavers in Summer 2021
Certificates for all students who completed Y11 or Y13 and then left the school in Summer 2021 will be posted out, to students’ home addresses, by Royal Mail ‘Signed For’ delivery in January / early February 2022. If a student’s certificates cannot be delivered (as they cannot be signed for at the time of delivery) then they will be taken to the local sorting office for a follow-up collection by that student (and a note, explaining this will be posted through the student’s door instead). Any certificates not collected from the sorting office will then, after a period, be returned to the school and stored in our certificate archive.
Y11 in Summer 2021 – Students who have stayed on to Corsham School Sixth-Form
Y12 students’ certificates will be issued by the Sixth-Form Administrator, Ms Welsh, in January / early February 2022. Any certificates not collected at this time will be returned to the Exams Office.
Exam Regulations and Requirements
JCQ Exam Room Regulations
For further information regarding the regulations of the exam-room, please follow this link to the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) website, where you can view a range of documents that outline what is and isn’t permitted in an exam.
For any specific questions that you cannot find answered on the JCQ website, please email the Exams Officer, Mr Morris (omorris@corsham.wilts.sch.uk).
Equipment Required for Exams
All students must be aware that it is their own responsibility to bring with them to their exams all of the stationery/equipment that might be required. The Exams Office does have spare stationery/equipment for use in emergencies but students must make every effort to bring their own equipment with them in order to ensure that they have everything they might need to complete their exam. Depending on the exam being sat, this would include:
- A pen (plus a back-up pen in case it runs out)
- A pencil, eraser and pencil sharpener
- A ruler
- A calculator, compass, protractor (for Maths and Science exams)
- Coloured pencils
Students may also bring highlighter pens in order to highlight important parts of the question; however, they should note that their written answers may not be highlighted in any way.
If students bring a pencil-case into the exam-room then it must be 100% see-through and with no writing on it at all.
Lastly, students may bring a drink into the exam-room; however, this must be in a see-through bottle and all labelling on that bottle must have been removed prior to entering the exam-room.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): cancellation of GCSEs, AS and A levels in 2020 - GOV.UK
Cancellation of GCSEs, AS and A levels in 2020 - GOV.UK
Examination Certificates Prior to Summer 2020
Please email Mr Morris (omorris@corsham.wilts.sch.uk) who will check if the school still has copies of your exam certificates and advise accordingly. If the school does still have copies of your certificates then the three options for collection will be the same as those listed above.
Lost Certificates
Each Exam Board has a different system for dealing with lost certificates. You should not assume that you will be able to buy replacements, so please keep them safe! Any applications for replacements must be made by the candidate and cannot be made by the school on the candidate’s behalf.
It is becoming increasingly important that you keep your original certificates safe to show future further education establishments or future employers. We can provide you with a letter (on headed-paper) confirming your grades and signed by the Examinations Officer. This may satisfy an employer who has asked for confirmation of your results.