Cost of service Code Description Deadline GCSE GCE 17 Sept Per 1 Clerical check £12 £15 2015 unit/module Per Priority re-mark n/a £55 2 N/A unit/module 17 Sept Per 2a Re-mark £40 £50 2015 unit/module Per 3 N/A n/a £15 Access to photocopied script * Unit/module ATS(P) 4 Per Access to Original Script 2 Oct 2015 £10 £15 ATS(O) Unit/module *Access to Scripts photocopy is only available for A-level. It is for use when a school or candidate wants to see a script to decide whether to ask for a review of marking. Those wanting a Priority re-mark, however, should not ask for a script photocopy as it will arrive too late to request a review. There is an appeal process (against the exam board) but it is only possible to appeal against an examination board’s failure to comply with due process. It is not possible to appeal against the marks awarded by a board. All appeals must be made through the school and should be discussed with the Deputy Head or the Examinations Officer. You will have 14 calendar days from receipt of your EAR outcome to appeal. Please note that a member of the teaching staff is neither expected nor obliged to read accessed scripts and is unable to give a confident view as to whether the mark allocated by the Board is correct. This is because teachers have not been to examiner’s meetings and are thus not able to judge exactly what is acceptable in any one year.
Cost of service Code Description Deadline GCSE GCE 1 Clerical check 17 Sept 2015 Per unit/module £12 £15 2 Priority re-mark N/A Per unit/module n/a £55 2a Re-mark 17 Sept 2015 Per unit/module £40 £50 3 ATS(P) Access to photocopied script * N/A Per Unit/module n/a £15 4 ATS(O) Access to Original Script 2 Oct 2015 Per Unit/module £10 £15 *Access to Scripts photocopy is only available for A-level. It is for use when a school or candidate wants to see a script to decide whether to ask for a review of marking. Those wanting a Priority re-mark, however, should not ask for a script photocopy as it will arrive too late to request a review. There is an appeal process (against the exam board) but it is only possible to appeal against an examination board’s failure to comply with due process. It is not possible to appeal against the marks awarded by a board. All appeals must be made through the school and should be discussed with the Deputy Head or the Examinations Officer. You will have 14 calendar days from receipt of your EAR outcome to appeal. Please note that a member of the teaching staff is neither expected nor obliged to read accessed scripts and is unable to give a confident view as to whether the mark allocated by the Board is correct. This is because teachers have not been to examiner’s meetings and are thus not able to judge exactly what is acceptable in any one year.
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