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Exam Information

Examination Enquiries

For any examination enquiries please contact the Examination Officer Mrs Smith on one of the following ways:

  • Email: exams@jcsc.co.uk
  • Telephone: 01665 710636
  • In person by visiting the Exams Office

Exam information

This page will contain information throughout the year relating to public examinations (GCSEs, A Levels, BTECs and Cambridge Technicals) and in-school examinations (mock exams).

Examinations timetables are published here ahead of the examination periods.

Information can also be found on the Exam Notice Board at the Students Entrance.

Exam Contingency Day – 26th June 2019

The Joint Council of Qualifications (JCQ) require all students sitting exams this summer to be available up to and including Wednesday 27th June 2019.

JCQ have decided that they need the option to postpone an exam in the event of a national or local incident. This exam would be rearranged for a later date to give all students sitting the exam a fair and equal chance.

This means that all students sitting an exam in the summer must be available to sit exams from the date of their first exam until Wednesday 26th June 2019.

This affects all students nationally and has not been decided by JCSC.

Examination Timetables

JCSC Mock Examination Timetable Dec 2019

Year 11 and Year 13 Mock Exams Letter

Information for Students

Exam Policies and Procedures

On the Day of the Exam

Problems on Exam Day

Exam Results and Certificates

Exam Board Websites

Revision and Supportive Websites

As we start to move towards exam season, Young Minds have launched advice for parents about supporting their children.
Tips include:

  • Encourage your child to take revision breaks and find a balance between studying and doing things they find enjoyable and relaxing.
  • Make sure they are eating and drinking at regular intervals.
  • Reassure them – reinforce that you are and will be proud of them no matter what happens.
  • Remain positive and hopeful!
  • Let them know their feelings are valid and normal, but also offer support and solutions where possible.
  • Anxiety is often worst at night and this means it is useful to encourage good bedtime routine

You can find out more here:https://youngminds.org.uk/find-help/for-parents/parents-guide-to-support-a-z/parents-guide-to-support-exam-time/

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