Exam results days summer 2026
A Level results day is Thursday 13th August and GCSE Results day is Thursday 20th August.
The Exams Office will be open for post results services in the Hydro reception from 10am -1pm (8am – 1pm 0n 13th Aug) on the following days:
- Thursday 13th August
- Friday 14th August
- Monday 17th August
- Tuesday 18th August
- Thursday 20th August
- Friday 21st August
- Monday 24th August
- Tuesday 25th August
- Wednesday 26th August
Exam certificates will be available to collect from December
- Students staying on for 6th form will be notified when they can collect certificates within school.
- Students leaving school need to check on the school website for an after-school collection event which will be nearer Christmas (date tbc).
Subject Non-Examination Assessment Policies 2026
QEHS NEA Policy 2026
View/Download the QEHS Non-Examination Assessment (NEA) Policy
Information for Exam Candidates 2026
- Information for Candidates (JCQ website)
- Information for Exam Day (JCQ website)
- Information for candidates: privacy notice (PDF)
- Information for candidates: written examinations (JCQ website)
- Information for candidates: non-exam assessments (JCQ website)
- Information for candidates: coursework (JCQ website)
- Information for candidates: on-screen tests (JCQ website)
- Information for candidates: social media (PDF)
- Information for candidates: AI use in assessments (JCQ website)
Supporting Your Child During Exam Time (Young Minds)
Young Minds have launched advice for parents about supporting their children.
Tips include:
- Encourage your child to take revision breaks and find a balance between studying and doing things they find enjoyable and relaxing.
- Make sure they are eating and drinking at regular intervals.
- Reassure them – reinforce that you are and will be proud of them no matter what happens.
- Remain positive and hopeful!
- Let them know their feelings are valid and normal, but also offer support and solutions where possible.
- Anxiety is often worst at night and this means it is useful to encourage good bedtime routine
You can find out more here: youngminds.org.uk
The Essentials
- You will have received your statement of entry and exam timetable, please check them carefully. If there are any errors, contact the exams office. For changes of tier check with the subject concerned.
- Prior to the start of the exam period you will receive a rooming timetable showing all the exams. You will have to identify your own exams to find out their location.
- School exams start at 9:15am for the morning session and 1:15pm for the afternoon session. You should be in school at least 20 minutes before the start of the exam.
- You should be in school uniform for the exams.
- You should make sure that you only take into the exam the permitted equipment i.e. black pens, calculators if permitted for that exam. All equipment must be in a clear case or clear plastic bag.
- You are not allowed mobile phones, MP3/MP4 players etc. in the exam room. They must be handed in before the start of the exam. Failure to do so can mean the loss of that exam result. Where possible, leave them at home.
- No watches are allowed in the exam room.
- You are not allowed to take sweets into the exam room. Only a small bottle of still water is allowed in the exam room and the label must be removed. Any calculator lids must also be removed. Packets of tissues are not allowed in the exam room. Should you need a tissue during the exam the invigilators will be able to provide you with one.
- Please remember it is your responsibility to check when and where your exam is.
- You need to remember your candidate number for all your exams. This can be found on your statement of entry and on the seating plan outside the exam room.
In the event of an unplanned school closure during external examinations
If the school is closed to students due to severe weather conditions during an external examination period, information will be provided on a daily basis on the school website, by messages sent via Schoolcomms and on Facebook/Twitter.
