NOTIFICATION OF RESULTS

• Results will be available for collection for Year 11 & Year 10 (Maths) on

Tuesday 24^th August 2010

Between 10:00 – 12 Noon

• If you wish any other person (including family members) to collect your results on your behalf, you must give your written authorisation to school, ideally BEFORE results day.

• Candidates who do not collect their results on 24^th August will receive notification through the normal post. 

• No results will be given out by telephone under ANY circumstances.

• Pass Grades at GCSE are from A* - G, for BTEC’s & Nationals are Distinction, Merit & Pass.

• It may not be possible to issue results to candidates who have not returned all their school books or owe outstanding exam fees.

POST RESULTS

• If you need post-results advice, Connexions Service staff and Lynn Grove teaching staff will be available on Results Day.  Connexions will also ask you to complete details of your destination after Lynn Grove (i.e. further education, employment/apprenticeships).

• Lynn Grove VA High School does not enter former pupils for re-sits in November.  If you need to re-sit an examination you should speak to the Connexions staff on Results Day.

COLLECTION OF COURSEWORK

• Coursework/art displays can be collected from the school:-

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

15:15 – 16:00

Art - 21/09/10-21/10/10,

All other coursework 02/11/10-16/12/10

or by making arrangements with the school office/class teacher.  After these dates, uncollected coursework/art displays may be destroyed.

COLLECTION OF CERTIFICATES

• A Presentation Evening will take place in November 2010.  Please keep the school informed of any address changes after you have left the school, as your invitation will be sent to you.  Following the evening, any uncollected certificates will be posted to your home address by Registered Mail, where upon delivery a signature will be required.  Certificates will not be given to anyone other than the candidate without the candidate’s written authorisation.

• Under Exam Regulations, all schools/colleges are only obliged to keep certificates for a period of 1 year after issue.  After this time, certificates will either be destroyed or returned to the Awarding Bodies.  Should a candidate lose their certificates, the majority of the Examination Boards will NOT provide you with a duplicate certificate.  They can however, send you a Certified Statement of Results.  To obtain this, you would need to apply to each Examination Board.  Each will require proof of identity (such as a birth certificate) and a substantial fee (approx £30).  You are therefore URGED to keep your certificates in a safe place.