Gov time line for private candidates

Government summer time line for private candidates 2021.

May to June You might know some of the marks for your tests and other work, but your teacher won’t tell you the grade they send in for you. Your school or college will carefully check that they have followed the rules when giving grades. There is more information about rules and checks later in this guide.

18 June Your school or college must send in your teachers’ grades by 18th June for GCSEs, AS and A levels. Your school or college may send in grades before this date.

April to July Exam boards will carefully check that your school or college has followed the guidance when they have given you your grades.

August: Results days 10 August: AS & A levels 12 August: GCSEs August to September If you think your grade may be wrong you can ‘make an appeal’ (ask for your grade to be checked). First you should speak to your school or college to get their advice. Your school or college must make any appeal by 17th September for GCSEs, AS and A levels.

It is important to remember that schools and colleges might work in different ways. The timeline at your school or college might look a bit different. However, the key dates will be the same. If you have any questions about what is happening and when you have to do something, you should ask your teachers.