EXAM RESULT DAYS 2026

Exam Results Days 2026

Exam results days for 2026 take place at the times and dates shown below:

A Level, AS Level, and T Level: 8:00am – 12:00pm – Thursday, 13 August 2026

GCSE and Level 2 VTQs: 9:00am – 12:00pm – Thursday, 20 August 2026

Staff will be available on-site between these times to support students with understanding their results and to help with acessingp ost resutls services (see below) along with any issues relating to Sixth Form applications, University or Apprenticeships.

Once results days for A Level and GCSE have been completed, if you need a copy of your results, please email Jen holmes (our exams officer) on jholmes@anthonygell.co.uk

On results days, student results can be delivered by email, post and/or telephone. To confirm your choice, please complete this form to indicate your chosen method to receive you results (opens a Microsoft Form): Anthony Gell School – Exam Results Day 2026 – Fill out form. For students who wish their results to be collected by another person (including family members) or sent to another person’s email account, we will require their permission to authorise this, this can be given on the Form link above.

Review of marking and appeals processes:

  • On or after results day, should a student have concerns over their results they are entitled to apply for a range of ‘Post-Results Services’. These services include:
    • Clerical re-checks
    • Reviews of marking
    • Reviews of moderation
    • Access to scripts

Further details on post-results services can be found here: Results Day Organisation and Appeal Information 2026.pdf . Full details of the post results services offered by the exam boards can be found here: https://www.jcq.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/05/Post-Results-Service_26_FINAL.pdf N.B This document above refers to the 2026 exam series.

  • The ‘Appeals’ process follows the application of the post results services, including a review of marking. Appeals are used where there is a concern that the outcome of a post-results service, including a review of marking is disputed. Appeals can only be submitted by the school, on the candidate’s behalf. As in a review of marking, marks can go up, stay the same, or go down in the appeals process.

Further details on the appeals process can be found here: https://www.jcq.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/09/Appeals_Booklet_2025_FINAL-1.pdf  N.B. This document above refers to the 2025 & 2026 exam series.

General information for schools on exam regulations and conduct can be found here: https://www.jcq.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/10/Gen_regs_approved_centres_25-26_FINAL-1.pdf

Revision Subject List and Guidance

GCSE Revision Booklet

Further Information

Conduct of the Examinations

Conduct of the examinations

Exams are conducted according to strict rules. These rules can be found here: JCQ Instructions for Conducting Examinations 2023-24

  1. Students should arrive 15 minutes prior to the advertised start time of the exams.
  2. Students with access arrangements e.g. access to laptops/ reader/scribe, additional time, will be able to access this support during the mock exam period.
  3. Students are required to be equipped with the correct materials for each exam including black pens, pencils, calculators (where permitted) and other drawing equipment e.g. compass. Pencil cases must be see through – there is no need to purchase such an item, a standard freezer bag would be perfectly adequate.
  4. See through water bottles only – external labels removed where applicable – water only.
  5. Phones, internet enabled devices and watches of any kind are not allowed in exams. Students who do not hand these in when requested to do so will be removed from exams. In the summer, this would lead to disqualification from the exam and may affect other exams if there is a serious breach of conduct.
  6. Bags and coats will be deposited at the entrance of the exam hall and must not be taken to the allocated desk.

Candidate Info on using social media in assessments/examinations

Information for candidates – using social media and examinations/assessments:

It is important that candidates understand that sharing information about assessments or exams on social media platforms is considered malpractice and can lead to action being taken against students who distribute, or discuss, this information with other candidates. Should candidates receive such information they must report this to a member of staff immediately. This advisory document summarises JCQs policy relating to use of social media and exam information JCQ – Social Media & Exams.

General information for schools on exam regulations and conduct can be found here: JCQ General Regulations on Exams, 2024-25