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In this section you will find information on exam and coursework regulations, timetables and dates for results which will be posted at the relevant times throughout the year.

GCSE And A Level Contingency date:

Please note that as every year there is a JCQ Contingency date for all public examinations. This is a day set aside at the end of the exam season in case of a local or national emergency disrupting exams to the extent that they can not be taken at the original time stated. Therefore this date must be kept free by students as any postponed or interrupted exams will take place on this day.

This year the contingency day is Wednesday 26.6.2019.

USEFUL LINKS

AQA Exam board advice

Edexcel Exam board advice

OCR Exam board advice

Joint Council for Qualifications Calendar

Access Arrangements and Special Considerations

Joint Council for Qualifications Key Dates

Joint Council for Qualifications Warning to Candidates/ Mobile Phones poster

Joint Council for Qualifications Coursework guidelines

Joint Council for Qualifications Controlled Assessment guidelines

Downloads

Examinations Date  
A Guide to study and exam tech.pdf 13th Dec 2017 Download
Different Ways To Revise.pdf 13th Dec 2017 Download
Train Your Brain booklet.pdf 13th Dec 2017 Download
GCSE Factsheet parent2018.pdf 28th Feb 2018 Download
A guide to Key Stage 3 assessment and reporting from September 2016 21st Jan 2018 Download
Key Stage 4 and 5 Exams Timetable Summer 2018.pdf 18th Mar 2018 Download
Y10 May 2018 PPE Final to publish 1.docx 18th Apr 2018 Download

Latest News

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1 January 2019

Tesco 'Bags of Help' Scheme

We have had a grant application approved for the Tesco 'Bags of Help' Scheme, to fund the purchase of 16 brass instruments so that our fledgling brass band can learn how to play. Our project along with two other successful projects is now subject to a vote in Tesco stores where customers will vote for their favourite project each time they shop. Voting will take place from Tuesday 1st January 2019 to Thursday 28th February 2019 and we will find out in March 2019 the amount of funding we will receive. We need £2,405 to fully fund the purchase of these instruments, so coming in first place would be the way to achieve this! Please see below a list of stores taking part in the voting for this project. Please do share this list far and wide so that we can raise the funds that we need to make this a success.  3361    BULLSMRE LN WAL X EXP   EN3 6TF Express 5985    CHASESIDE STHGATE EXP   N14 5PH Express 6694    EDMONTON EXP    N18 2XF Express 2473    ENFIELD EXPRESS EN3 5UT Express 5042    ENFIELD LOCK EXPRESS    EN3 6GS Express 2467    ENFIELD SOUTHBURY RD    EN1 1RT Superstore 3333    LEA VALLEY EXTRA        N18 3HF Extra 2979    OAKWOOD EXPRESS N14 4XA Express 3032    PONDERS END EXTRA       EN3 4DP Extra 5477    WINDMILL HILL ENF EXP   EN2 7AE Express Thank you in advance for your help and support with this project. Mr Duguid Head of Music
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25 August 2018

GCSE Success at St Ignatius College

CONGRATULATIONS to students at St Ignatius College on achieving superb GCSE results this summer when nearly all qualifications were reformed and reported on the new scale 1-9. We are delighted with students’ achievements: 73% achieved grade 4 and above in both English and Maths 50% achieved grade 5 and above in both English and Maths English 81% achieved grade 4- 9 68% achieved grade 5- 9 Maths 77% achieved grade 4- 9 54% achieved grade 5- 9 We are especially pleased with the number of higher grades across a range of subjects. Students achieved grades 7-9 as follows: Physics (57%), Biology (37%), Chemistry (37%), Music (30%), PE (27%), Maths (24%). We are very proud of each individual child and their own personal achievements. Today was a day to celebrate the hard work and commitment of students and staff. There were some superb individual performances with one student achieving 6 grade 9, and other students achieving all grade 7 - 9. We are exceptionally proud of the support and pastoral care that students receive and of our partnership with parents. The Headteacher Mary O’Keeffe, said “I am delighted that so many individual pupils have achieved outstanding personal performance. I congratulate them and I thank all the staff who have worked tirelessly to make this possible. Above all, I thank our parents for their continued support of their sons, our pupils. It is only in working in partnership that we achieve such success.”
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16 August 2018

COLLEGE CELEBRATES EXCELLENT A LEVEL RESULTS 2018

Congratulations to our Year 13 students and their teachers on achieving superb results this summer in this first year of reformed A levels. We are incredibly proud of their achievements and delighted that the hard work and dedication of students and staff has culminated in such success. These excellent results mean that our students now have greater life choices and can access their university courses and apprenticeships. There were some exceptional results in specific subject areas. In Maths and Politics, 67% achieved A*-B. In RE, 100% achieved A*/A and in Physics, 50% achieved A*/A. In Chemistry, 60% achieved A*-B, in Economics, 48% achieved A*-B and in History, 56% achieved A*-B. There were also some outstanding individual performances and students will be taking up places to begin their studies in subjects such as Economics, Medicine, Physics and Law, to name but a few. Good luck to all our Year 13 students as they embark on the next stage of their life journey. They will remain part of our community and will be in our thoughts and prayers as they go into the world and make their mark. “I am delighted with our year 13 students, not just because of their superb results but also because they are fine young men and women who I am confident will go on to make a significant contribution to society. It is wonderful that they have the qualifications they need to access the universities and courses of their choice. They are superb role models for our younger students and a credit to their families. I am also extremely proud of the hard work and dedication of our staff who have gone above and beyond to support our students and enable them to achieve such success.” Mary O’Keeffe Headteacher
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