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Exam Information
Summer 2025 Exams
Public Examinations
8th May 2025 – Date of first examination on common timetable – GCSE
12th May 2025 – Date of first examination on common timetable – A Level
19th June 2025 – Date of final examination on common timetable – GCSE
24th June 2025 – Date of final examination on common timetable – A Level
Exam Contingency Sessions
The exam timetable contains 2 contingency sessions, the afternoon of 11th June and all day on 25th June. These sessions would be used in the unlikely event that an exam had to be moved nationally because it could not take place when planned. Students must be available for contingency sessions even if they do not have exams scheduled on that day. These sessions cannot be used to reschedule an exam that students have missed.
Timetables
Summer 2025 GCSE Exams Timetable
Summer 2025 A-Level Exams Timetable
Results Days 2025
A Levels
14th August 2025 – Release of results to candidates
GCSEs
21st August 2025 – Release of results to candidates
Mock Exams
Year 10 & Year 12
Monday 17th March – Friday 28th March
Timetables:
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Post Results Services
Post Results – June 2025
There are several different types of post-results services available to students, please see a summary of services and procedures below:
It is important to note that grades can go down as well as up and there are costs attached to these services. However, if there is a grade change you will receive a full refund.
JCQ Post Results Services 2025
ATS - Access to Scripts
The exam board will supply a copy of your marked exam script/paper. This can be helpful for you to look at to see if it is worth applying for any other post-results services.
Service 1 - Clerical Re-Check
A post-results service to check all the clerical procedures were carried out, such as all pages were marked, all marks were counted, recorded and added up correctly and the result matches the marks on the paper.
Service 2 - Review of Marking
This is a post-results review of the original marking to ensure that the mark scheme has been applied correctly and that no marking errors have occurred.
Please note that reviewers will not re-mark the script. They will only act to correct any errors identified in the original marking.
There are three possible outcomes from a review:
- Your original mark is lowered, so your final grade may be lower than the original grade you received.
- Your original mark is confirmed as correct, so there is no change to your grade.
- Your original mark is raised, so your final grade may be higher than the original grade you received.
Service 2P - Priority Review of Marking – Year 13 only
If you are a Year 13 student and have a university place waiting on the result it is possible to request a priority review of marking with the exam board.
For the priority service there will be additional charges.
Requesting a Post- Results service
The charges and deadlines for each service will be provided with your exam results and are also available HERE.
It is important to remember that the cost for each service is for each paper and not for the whole qualification. For example, GCSE English Language consists of two papers, each paper is a separate enquiry and therefore has a separate cost.
If you decide that you want to request a post-results service please ensure that you follow the steps detailed below:
- Complete the form that was included with your exam results (a copy of this is also HERE). Most of the information you need is on the provisional statement of results you received on results day.
- Ensure you complete every section including the box giving your consent, without this we cannot process your application.
- Calculate the total cost payable for the post-result service and make payment by BACS (the bank details are on the forms you were given with your results). Your application cannot be processed until you have made your payment.
- Email your completed application to levexams@leventhorpe.net where we will check that we have received your payment and that the form has been completed accurately. You will then be sent an acknowledgement email and your application will be sent to the appropriate awarding body. Requests received after the respective closing dates (listed below) will not be accepted.
- Once we have received the outcome of the post-results service you have requested, we will forward this on to you at the email address you have provided. If you are moving on from Leventhorpe, we will request that you include an alternative contact e-mail address other than your school e-mail.
Deadlines for Post-Results Services
- Clerical re-check – midday on 25 September 2025 (awarding bodies will complete this service within 10 days of receiving the request)
- Review of marking – midday on 25 September 2025 (awarding bodies will complete this service within 20 days of receiving the request)
- Priority Review of marking (Year 13 only) - midday on 21 August 2025 (awarding bodies will complete this service within 15 days of receiving the request)
- Access to scripts – midday on 25 September 2025
Candidate Consent
We must receive written consent from the candidate for any Post Results Services as with these services candidate marks’ and subject grades may be lowered.
We cannot accept applications from parents/carers on behalf of a candidate.
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