Use the marks available to determine how long you should spend on a question. Use the information provided on the paper (the answer’s often nearly all there). Pace yourself and allow enough time to answer all the required questions. Write as neatly as possible and remember to pay attention to your spelling and grammar. For longer answers, take a few minutes before you begin to produce a structured plan of what you are going to include in each section. Allow yourself time at the end to read your answers and correct any mistakes. Remember even scrap paper will be collected and sent off. Show any working you need to do on the answer paper provided. Cross out any section of your work you do not wish to be marked. And after all that hard work……….Results! After two years of hard work, getting your results can be both exciting and The best piece of advice anyone can offer is to stay calm - if you don't get the results you were expecting and your grades are higher or lower than predicted, there are lots of options available – Hart School staff will be on hand on results day to offer advice and support. GCE Results (A Level) Day Thursday 17 August 2017 GCSE Results Day Thursday 24 August 2017 Please note - Results will not be given over the telephone or by email and will only be given to other people by prior arrangement. If you are unable to collect your results during this time you can leave a stamped addressed envelope (with the correct postage please) with the Exams Office and we will post them to you. Alternatively, if someone is collecting your results on your behalf they must have a letter signed by yourself giving them permission to collect your results. We are unable to release results to anyone without written permission from you, even if it is a parent. Exam Certificates – will not be available until November as the exam boards do not issue them to school until then. The statement of results you are issued with on results day will suffice for colleges etc.
Use the marks available to determine how long you should spend on a question. Use the information provided on the paper (the answer’s often nearly all there). Pace yourself and allow enough time to answer all the required questions. Write as neatly as possible and remember to pay attention to your spelling and grammar. For longer answers, take a few minutes before you begin to produce a structured plan of what you are going to include in each section. Allow yourself time at the end to read your answers and correct any mistakes. Remember even scrap paper will be collected and sent off. Show any working you need to do on the answer paper provided. Cross out any section of your work you do not wish to be marked. And after all that hard work……….Results! After two years of hard work, getting your results can be both exciting and The best piece of advice anyone can offer is to stay calm - if you don't get the results you were expecting and your grades are higher or lower than predicted, there are lots of options available – Hart School staff will be on hand on results day to offer advice and support. GCE Results (A Level) Day Thursday 17 August 2017 GCSE Results Day Thursday 24 August 2017 Please note - Results will not be given over the telephone or by email and will only be given to other people by prior arrangement. If you are unable to collect your results during this time you can leave a stamped addressed envelope (with the correct postage please) with the Exams Office and we will post them to you. Alternatively, if someone is collecting your results on your behalf they must have a letter signed by yourself giving them permission to collect your results. We are unable to release results to anyone without written permission from you, even if it is a parent. Exam Certificates – will not be available until November as the exam boards do not issue them to school until then. The statement of results you are issued with on results day will suffice for colleges etc.