Everything you need to know about exams in one place – from timetables and results to regulations, support and important updates.
Results Day 2026
GCSE Results Day is Thursday 20 August 2026.
Students can collect their GCSE results in person from 9am in college. Emails will also be sent out from 8am.
Upcoming Exams Dates
Stay up to date with our key examination dates. Please note that all dates are subject to confirmation by the awarding bodies.
GCSE Resit Dates for November 2026
| English Language Paper 1 | Tuesday 3 November 2026 |
| English Language Paper 2 | Thursday 5 November 2026 |
| Maths Paper 1 (Calculator) | Thursday 5 November 2026 |
| Maths Paper 2 (Non Calculator) | Friday 6 November 2026 |
| Maths Paper 3 (Calculator) | Monday 9 November 2026 |
GCSE Exam Dates for Summer 2027
| English Language Paper 1 | 24 May 2027 (provisional) |
| English Language Paper 2 | 7 June 2027 (provisional) |
| Maths Paper 1 (Calculator) | 14 May 2027 (provisional) |
| Maths Paper 2 (Non Calculator) | 27 May 2027 (provisional) |
| Maths Paper 3 (Calculator) | 14 June 2027 (provisional) |
Hints & Tips / Useful Information
Preparing well for your exams can make a real difference to your performance on the day. Please take a few minutes to read the guidance below to ensure you arrive fully prepared and understand the regulations that apply to all candidates.
1. Equipment
Make sure you bring all the relevant equipment including pens (make sure they are black biro’s), pencils, calculators for the relevant Maths paper (NOT PAPER 1)
2. Student ID
You MUST have an in-date photographic ID – your college student card. You must put this on your exam desk as you arrive – if we cannot verify your identity, you may not be able to sit your exam. It is your responsibility to ensure you have this with you.
3. Know your exams timetable
Exam dates and times will be on your statement of entry, which will be sent to your College email account
4. Arrive in plenty of time
When you arrive at college you will need to register, leave your bag and head to the exam room. Ensure you aren’t rushing, arrive early rather than late.
5. Know your candidate number
This will be printed on your desk card and must be added to all your exam papers
6. Know the rules
The JCQ documents can be found here. Make sure you read this document carefully as a breach of the regulations can lead to disqualification from all your examinations.



















