When do I get my results?
You will receive an email to your College email account in the morning before 10am.
Please note:
If you are abroad, you will not be able to access your email account. You can, however, write to Exams@henleycol.ac.uk before Tuesday 12th August and nominate someone to collect the results from College between 10 am and 3 pm from Deanfield Reception. They will need to present photo ID when they do so.
If you do not receive your results by 10am, please phone our Advisory Service on 01491 579988.
Please note:
We cannot give out results over the phone but an advisor could send the information to your College email account.
| How do I find out what the grade boundaries are? |
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The Exam Boards post the grade boundaries on their websites on Results Day. The links are below: |
| I am only a few marks off the next grade, what should I do? |
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First of all, you should request a copy of your script and review this with your teacher.
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| How do I get a paper reviewed by the Exam Board? |
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Once a copy of the script has been reviewed by your teacher and the College supports the request, you need to complete the below form and submit to exams@henleycol.ac.uk using your College email account. Please note: |
| How do I re-sit an exam next year? |
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You need complete the below resit request form and send to exams@henleycol.ac.uk in September. The College will then review the request and return to you.
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| EXAM BOARD | SCRIPT | PRIORITY ROM | ROM GCSE | ROM A-LEVEL | APPEAL 1 | APPEAL 2 |
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| AQA | £5.00 | £59.90 | £43.50 | £50.40 | £129.30 | £221.55 |
| PEARSON | £5.00 | £53.70 | £53.70 | £64.70 | £150.00 | £200.00 |
| WJEC | £5.00 | £58.00 | N/A | £49.00 | £125.00 | £210.00 |
| ORC | £5.00 | £80.25 | N/A | £65.25 | £199.00 | £284.25 |
| NCFE | £26.00 | £54.00 | N/A | £46.50 | £104.00 | £312.00 |
| CITY & GUILDS | £5.00 | N/A | N/A | £60.52 | £60.52 | £181.55 |
| When do I get my final results certificate? |
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The final certificates are sent out in October / November. |
| EXAM BOARD | SCRIPT | PRIORITY ROM | ROM GCSE | ROM A-LEVEL | APPEAL 1 | APPEAL 2 |
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| AQA | £5.00 | £59.90 | £43.50 | £50.40 | £129.30 | £221.55 |
| PEARSON | £5.00 | £53.70 | £53.70 | £64.70 | £150.00 | £200.00 |
| WJEC | £5.00 | £58.00 | N/A | £49.00 | £125.00 | £210.00 |
| ORC | £5.00 | £80.25 | N/A | £65.25 | £199.00 | £284.25 |
| NCFE | £26.00 | £54.00 | N/A | £46.50 | £104.00 | £312.00 |
| CITY & GUILDS | £5.00 | N/A | N/A | £60.52 | £60.52 | £181.55 |
Stage 1 – Centre Review
Students can request a review to The College, specifying whether they believe:
1: An administrative error has been made by the centre (for example; the wrong grade /mark was recorded against an item of evidence), or
2: A procedural error has been made by the centre (for example; a reasonable adjustment/access arrangement was not provided for an eligible student)
Students will then be required to provide a short explanation of what they believe went wrong and how this may have impacted the grade.
Students will be notified of the outcome of the appeal, with information of what was considered by the College and the rationale for the outcome of the review.
Stage 2 – appeal to an awarding organization
An awarding organization appeal must be submitted to The College, and we will then submit it to the awarding organization.
Students will be required to state the grounds for appeal;
1:Administrative error by the awarding organization
2:Procedural issue at The College
3:Unreasonable exercise of academic judgment
Students will then need to provide an explanation of what they believe went wrong and how they think it impacted their grades.
Students must email the Application of Appeal form which can be found and downloaded above from their college account. This will act as proof of identity. The form also contains the following acknowledgment on the part of the student:
“I confirm that I am requesting an appeal for the qualification named above and that I have read and understood the information provided in the ‘Important information for students’ section above."
I am aware that:
Key dates and deadlines for the appeals process:
Priority appeals: dates and deadlines (students will need to give their UCAS personal ID to qualify for a priority appeal – you must include this for a priority appeal). Priority appeals that do not meet these deadlines may lead to appeals not being completed in time for students applying to higher education who did not attain their firm choice.
Awarding organizations will not accept appeals directly from students or parents.
Appeals cannot be made to an awarding organization until the centre review has been completed.
The college will confirm to the student that it has submitted the examination appeal