Draper 34099 Double Ended Engineers Scriber, 200mm, Silver

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Special consideration is only for things that happen immediately before or during an exam or assessment that have a significant effect on a student’s ability to take that exam or assessment, or on how they performed. know what equipment you’re allowed to take in for each exam or assessment – this includes approved calculators that are only allowed in some exams and assessments This guide provides you with information about this year’s arrangements for qualifications regulated by Ofqual. It also explains what support is in place when taking exams and assessments. Childline is a service provided by the NSPCC offering confidential support and advice to children and young people.

If you are studying a Level 2 or Level 1/2 VTQ and are planning to use your results to progress to further education, you will receive your results on or before Thursday 22 August 2024. It is very unlikely that formal exams and assessments will be cancelled but, just in case something does happen, there are arrangements in place.Special consideration is any adjustment given to a student, who has experienced a temporary illness, injury or event outside of their control at the time of the exam or assessment, which significantly affects their ability to take an exam or show what they can do in an assessment. If you are a private candidate, you should make your request for a priority review directly to your awarding organisation. Appeals

If you are studying a Level 3 VTQ and are planning to use your results to progress to higher education, you will receive your results on or before Thursday 15 August 2024. Lines are open from 08:00 to 20:00 Monday to Friday and 10:00 to 17:00 on Saturdays. Calls are free from landlines and most mobile numbers. UCAS Always make sure you speak to somebody if you are feeling anxious or struggling with your mental health. This might be a parent, carer or someone else you trust. For some qualifications, including GCSEs, AS and A levels, and Technical Qualifications within a T Level, your school or college can also ask to see your marked assessment or exam paper. They can do this before deciding whether to ask for a review of marking, to see whether they think there was a mistake when your work was marked. The awarding organisation may charge for this.

If your qualification includes non-exam assessment, for example practical work or a performance, this may be marked by the awarding organisation, or by your teacher according to the awarding organisation’s requirements. If you have concerns about how your non-exam assessment has been marked or how your provisional grade has been worked out, please speak to your school or college. To be clear, you must not wear a watch in the exam or take a mobile phone into the exam hall with you, as doing so will also be treated as malpractice. If you are a private candidate, you will need to register at a school or college or other exam centre to sit your exams. For other qualifications, including those assessed mainly though exams (such as Technical Qualifications within T Levels), awarding organisations may decide that it is necessary to gather further evidence. If this is the case, awarding organisations will provide guidance to your school or college. As with GCSEs, AS and A levels, your teachers should tell you when you are taking assessments that could be used as evidence.

The Department for Education has confirmed it is not necessary for students to memorise formulae for GCSE mathematics and equations for GCSE physics and combined science in 2024. Ofqual is consulting on the provision of support materials, in the form of formulae and revised equation sheets, and will confirm the support in place once this consultation has concluded. Before your exams you should make sure you know which tier you are taking so that you can prepare for, and sit, the correct exam paper. Exam timetableFor some VTQs, if you miss an assessment it may be possible to sit the exam or assessment at a later point in the year. Your school or college will be able to advise you.