For any examination queries please contact the Exams Officer (Miss Worrall) at exams@chase.worcs.sch.uk or 01684891961.
A Level results are released on Thursday 14 August and GCSE results are released on Thursday 21 August 2025.
If you are unhappy with an examination result, you may wish to consider post results services offered by the awarding bodies. Further details of the post results services available to you can be found in the post results letter below:
Before any post results services can be requested, all students must complete the online consent forms below. This confirms you understand and accept that with any clerical check, review of marking or subsequent appeal grades may go down as well as up or stay the same. By completing the access to script consent you give the school permission to access your scripts on your behalf. The consent forms will go live on Thursday 14 August in line with A Level Day and will remain open until Monday 22 September 2025.
Candidate consent form for access to and use of examination scripts Consent Form for Review of Results
Please ensure you discuss any concerns with your subject teacher before you proceed with the consent form. Payments must be made via ParentPay; school cannot accept cash or cheques. Applications cannot be processed without full payment and the correct forms being completed.
Morning exams start at 9am and afternoon exams start at 1:30pm. Please ensure you arrive at the correct exam venue at least 15 minutes before the start of the exam.
Please ensure you have all the equipment you need for the exam (black pen, pencil, calculator, protractor, ruler, eraser etc). Pencil cases must be transparent.
Mobile phones, watches, MP3 players, notes, bags, coats are not permitted in the exam room.
If a student is unwell or is running late, please inform the examination officer and/or the school attendance before 8:15am or 12:30pm.
Please refer to the student handbook for more guidance.
The awarding bodies (Exam Boards) have strict rules which must be followed for the conduct of exams, and as a school we are required to follow and enforce them precisely and accurately to ensure examinations are fair to all students.
It is important for candidate to understand all examination expectations and regulations before undertaking any assessment or exam. Please follow the link below to the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) website to access the 2023/24 information and regulations.