Results Days – collection of results Posted on: 8 Aug 2021
Results Days – collection of results
Results can be collected in person from the sports hall from 8:30 am until 10:30 am as follows:
▪ AS, A level, Level 3 vocational – Tuesday August 10, 2021, 08:30 am – 10:30 am
▪ GCSE, vocational level 1 & 2 – Thursday August 12, 2021, 08:30 am – 10:30 am
Results can also be collected from the main school entrance from 11:00 am until 3:00 pm on the respective results days.
If you cannot collect your results in person, we can post your results through your Microsoft Teams account. If you would like this service, please request via e-mail:
Please note:
▪ examination results, shared via Microsoft Teams, will be posted later in the day once ‘in person’ collections have finished;
▪ examination results cannot be sent via e-mail, post or shared over the phone;
▪ examination results collected by another person must be accompanied by a signed letter from the student, and the person collecting the results must bring photographic identification e.g. a passport or driving licence.
Appeals
Stage 1: You must first request a centre review for of your grade – You should submit a request for a centre review by 16 August 2021 for a priority appeal, or by 3 September 2021 for non-priority appeals.
Stage 2: The examination board deadline to submit a priority appeal is 23 August, 2021 (for students applying to higher education who did not get their first choice) or 17 September, 2021 for other appeals. However you must submit your stage 2 appeal request to the Academy at least 5 working days prior to the above dates to allow time for processing.
NOTE: you cannot request a stage 2 request until you have completed a stage 1 review.
Priority appeals only apply to A level students who have not met the conditions of their firm choice of university. If candidates declined both offers, they are not eligible for a priority appeal.
If you are considering an appeal, please read the following Ofqual guidance carefully, with particular reference to page 9 and page 10:
Student guide to awarding: summer 2021 (publishing.service.gov.uk)
Please also read the following document:
Remember grades can go up or down in this process. Ofqual has stated that ‘A grade will only be changed if there was an error when determining or submitting the grade, or if the grade given could not have reasonably been reached based on the evidence presented.’
If, after fully reading both of the above hyperlinked documents, you still wish to appeal please contact the Assessment Office:
