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Results Day Summer 2025
Thursday 14th August 2025 - A-Level, Core Maths and BTEC Level 3 Nationals
09:30 am - 10:30 am - Year 12 and 13
Thursday 21st August 2025 - GCSEs and Vocational Qualifications (BTEC Level 2 and WJEC)
and Sixth Form Registration
09:00 am - 11:00 am - Year 11's ONLY
10:30 am - 12:00 pm - Years 9, 10 and Sixth Form (GCSE Resits)
Results Release Timeline
Sixth Form, BTEC Level 3 and GCE - Thursday 14th August 2025
GCSE, and BTEC Level 2 - Thursday 21st August 2025
Grade Boundaries
Please click on the link to view all Summer 2025 Grade Boundaries -
Post Results Service Information
Reviews of Marking Services
The exam boards take responsibility to ensure results are accurate very seriously, because of this there are quality assurances at every point in the exam cycle. However, the exam boards know that there may be times when there is concerns the wrong mark may have been given. In these circumstances, you can request a review of the marking.
| What is it? | When do I use it? |
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| Access to Scripts (ATS) | |
| The ATS service enables you to request copies of a pupils marked exam papers. Scripts do not have the examiners annotation on them, but you can see the marks. | Copies of the marked scripts will enable the school to evaluate how a student performed on particular questions in relation to what they have been taught. If there is a cause for concern about the awarded mark, then a Clerical Check should be requested. |
| Standard Click Here | Priority Click Here |
| Service 1 - Clerical Check | |
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A clerical check, checks all the procedures which lead to the exam board issuing the mark. This includes making sure that:
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A clerical check is used when a pupil's mark is not what you were expecting when compared to the rest of the centre's cohort. If, following this review, you are still unhappy with the mark issued, then you should request a review of marking. |
| Clerical Re-Check - Click Here | |
| Service 2 - Review of Marking | |
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A review of marking, checks that the examiners have amrked externally assessed components correctly, including:
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A senior examiner will review the original marking and change it if errors in the application of the mark scheme are found. |
| Review of Marking - Click Here | |
Post Results Fees and Deadlines
| Service | Type | Deadline | Cost | |
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| 1 | Clerical Re-Check | Pearson : | 25th Sept 2025 | Pearson : £14.00 |
| AQA : | 25th Sept 2025 | AQA : £9.40 | ||
| WJEC : | 25th Sept 2025 | WJEC : £11.00 | ||
| 2 | Review of Marking | Pearson : | 25th Sept 2025 | Pearson L1/2: £50.00 Pearson L3: £57.00 |
| AQA : | 25th Sept 2025 | AQA L1/2: £43.50 AQA L3: £50.40 | ||
| WJEC : | 25th Sept 2025 | WJEC L1/2 £43.00 WJEC L3 £49.00 | ||
| 3 | Access to Scripts - to support a review of Marking | All | 25th Sept 2025 | Pearson, WJEC and AQA: £5.00 |
| 4 | Access to Scripts - to support Teaching and Learning | All | 25th Sept 2025 | Pearson, WJEC and AQA: £5.00 |
f you want copies of papers, or to review an exam paper, please complete the attached form and email it to Examreviews@st-georgescofe-thanet.kent.sch.uk
Please click on the following links to complete applications for:
Collecting Certificates and Art Work
Pupils can collect their certificates and or art work on Thursday 18th December 2025 between 14:30 and 17:00.
If you are unable to collect your Certificates/Artwork on this day, you can ask a member of your family to collect on your behalf. The person collecting will need hand-written consent from you, confirming their name and how they are related to you, they will also need to bring photographic ID to confirm their identity.
Please contact the exams team if you have any questions or queries - Exams@st-georgescofe-thanet.kent.sch.uk
Contacting the Exams Team
If you have any queries about grade boundries, results, having papers reviewed or resitting, please contact the exams team via email: Exams@st-georgescofe-thanet.kent.sch.uk
Data Collection
On results day you will be asked to sign a form providing some contact details. This is how the information is used:
Getting ready to leave school
We would like your permission to allow us to share information on you with other schools, colleges, training providers or employers who you might be considering as an option for after Year 11, 12 or 13. We will only do this if:
- you have expressed an interest in that school, college, training provider or employer and
- we think it would help you successfully settle into your next place.
We won’t be doing this automatically for everyone, just when we feel it would be helpful.
The information could include: attendance; the best ways to help you learn; behaviour; special requirements; progress at school and other information we think would help make sure the right support is in place for you.
We do not want to limit your options, instead we want to give you the best possible chance of being successful once you leave this school after Year 11, 12 or 13. The information will enable the school, college, training provider or employer where you are going be ready for you when you start.
Keeping in touch once you leave school
The Local Authority. Under the Education and Skills Act 2008 the local authority has a duty to track what all young people are doing up to the age of 18 and we have a duty to provide data to support them. Unless you or your parent/carer, if you are under 16 request, we only share basic information.
Our school. We would also like to track what you are doing when you leave school so we can see if we helped you into a positive destination. This we will help us make sure that the next year group of learners getting ready to leave school will get the best possible advice and support.
The data we collect will be: Course/job title; institution/employer name; level of study; start date; duration of course/apprenticeship/placement.
If you still need some support when you leave school and we haven’t been in touch, you can contact us and we will either try to help or put you in touch with someone who could. It is very important that you make the most of the opportunities available to you after Year 11, 12 and 13.
Your data will be kept in strictest confidence. It will only be published in an aggregated format so your personal details will remain private.
Understanding Your Statement of Results
1. Light Blue Box: This information is personal information to each pupil and will need to be checked to make sure it is correct. (The Name on the Statement of Results is what will be printed on your certificates)
2. Red Box: The heading for each column: Exam Board (i.e AQA, Pearson) , Level (i.e GCSE, BTEC), Exam Code, Title, Grd 1 (Grade for overall subject), Grd2 (is only used for double award exams), Mark Equiv, Points.
3. Blue Box: The exam board you sat your exam with, for example AQA, Pearson or WJEC.
4. Green Box: The level of the exam you sat,
- GCSE - GCSE/9FC - shows you have sat a Full Course GCSE giving you 1 full GCSE.
- BTEC Tech Award - BTEC/1&2 - is a Tech Award which are equivalent to 1 Full GCSE.
- WJEC – WTA/1&2 is a Vocational Award which are equivalent to 1 Full GCSE.
- BTEC Nationals - BTEC/EC3 - is a Extended Certificate which is equivalent to 1 Full A-Level.
- BTEC Nationals - BTEC/C3 – is a Certificate which is equivalent to 1 AS-Level (Half an A-Level)
- Core Maths – L3/B is graded A – E
- A-Level – GCE/A shows you have sat a Full Course A-Level giving you 1 Full A-Level.
- AS-Level – GCE/AS shows you have sat Part of an A-Level Course.
5. Purple Box: Title or Subject Information
6. Orange Box: Your Grades! GCSE are graded 9 - 1, BTEC Level 2 Tech Awards are graded *2 - P1, WJEC has similar grading to BTECS, (for more information please click the link).
7. Pink Box: Mark Equivalent, if you only have a number in this column, this shows the total of marks from all papers within that subject. For instance, Maths is 3 papers and the 117 is the total of all 3 papers. However, if you have a number and a grade, this shows the marks for part of the subject and the grade that is equivalent to, for example Sport 1 57 P2, the pupil got 57 marks for this Component of the course, the pupil needs to complete all components to receive an overall grade.
8. Light Green Box: The only exception to the rule above is English Language, where it will ONLY show your Speaking Endorsement Grade.
The Points column on the far right will show what your vocational subject are equivalent to in the GCSE grading.
