Exam Information
The following pages contain key information for students taking public exams. If students/parents have any queries or concerns, please phone, or see the Examinations Officer.
Eileen Kelly, Examinations Officer ekelly@sjl.herts.sch.uk
Exam information for candidates
SJL Information
Exam guidance booklet 2021-2022
JCQ Information
2021-2022
Information for candidates - written exams
Information for candidates - onscreen tests
Information for candidates - non-examination assessments
Information for candidates - coursework assessments
Exam dates
Exam Dates for Summer 2022
- The last GCSE exam will be on Thursday 23 June 2022
- The last GCE (A Level) exam will be on Friday 24 June 2022
Although your son’s/daughter’s exams may be over before the end of the official exam period they are expected to be available for all the dates, including a contingency date.
The summer examinations will commence on Monday 16 May 2022 until Tuesday 28 June 2022. Students must be available up to and including Wednesday 29 June 2022, as this has been determined as the continguency date for GCSE and GCE examinations should sustained national or local disruption arise during the June 2019 examination series.
Exam timetables
Financial Studies
Summer 2022 Public Examinations
The summer examinations will commence on Monday 16 May 2022 until Tuesday 28 June 2022. Students must be available up to and including Wednesday 29 June 2022, as this has been determined as the continguency date.
Individual timetables will be issued to students and parents/carers by the end of the Spring Term by which time, arrangements will be confirmed for students who have a clash of exams ie 2 exams scheduled for the same time.
Examination results collection
Results Collection
Only students in Years 11 and 13 are invited to collect their results in person.
Years 10 and 12 students please do not come into school to collect your results. Results will be issued online via EduLink to students only.
Unable to collect in person
If you are unable to collect in person, you can do one of the following:
- Provide the Exams Officer with an A4 stamped addressed envelope with a 1st class LARGE letter stamp affixed, by the end of term (Friday, 22 July 2022) and your results will be posted to you. Please be aware that exam board regulations state that results can only be posted on results day itself so you may not receive your results until a few days after result publication, dependent on the postal system.
- Provide the Exams Officer with written permission for someone else to collect your results on your behalf, complete the collection of results permission form below. The permission form must be handed in when the results are collected and your nominated representative (and that includes a parent) will require a form of identification (eg passport, driving licence). Please note that exam results are not provided over the phone, or by text or email under any circumstances.
Collection of results permission form
Post result services
Post-Results Services - GCSE/GCE A-Level/AS Level/BTEC
These documents contain the Post Result Services available to students (Reviews of Marking and Access to Scripts).
Forms
This section contains:
- The Post-Result Candidate Consent form which must be signed by the student for all Post-Results Services (Reviews of Marking and Access to Scripts)
- GCSE Deadlines and Fees List
- GCE A Level/AS Level/BTEC Deadlines and Fees List
- Cambridge Assessment International Examinations ((CAIE) Deadlines and Fees List (Year 12 only)
NO CHEQUES OR CASH will be accepted for any of these services. Fees must be paid in advance of the deadline via ParentPay if Year 12 or below, or directly to the school bank account if Year 13.
All consent forms MUST be returned directly to the Exams Office.
Consent forms to follow.
Certificates
Your certificates are available from the school. You can collect them from the school Reception between 8.30am and 4pm from Wednesday 5 January 2022. Please advise me of the date you wish to collect them so that they can be left at Reception for you. You will need to bring some photographic ID and sign a collection sheet
Alternatively you can nominate someone to collect them on your behalf, but you must complete the Collection of Exam Certificates Permission Form and give to your nominated person.
If you are unable to collect your certificates or arrange someone to collect on your behalf, you can request the school to post them to you, however there is a cost of approximately £7.00 for this service as the exam boards require us to use a signed for tracking service. Please contact the Exams Officer if you wish to use this service.
Collection of certificates permission form
Lost/Replacement Certificates
The school is required to keep certificates for a period of one year after issue. If you do not collect your certificates within this time or you lose your certificates they can only be replaced by applying directly to the awarding bodies. Visit awarding body websites for the services and costs for lost/replacement certificates.
Please follow the process outlined within this link
