Exams Exams Manager – Mrs Curry
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Preparation & Organisation • Exams Officers role – to organise and prepare for exams. • Student role – organisation and preparation for exams. This means taking time to revise, giving you the best chance for success in exams. • Preparing the night before means that you won’t feel stressed in the morning. • A calm morning will lead to greater success during an exam. 3
Year 13 Exams • March Internal Exams • April – Practical & Speaking Exams • May/June External Exams 4
Exam Timetable – Read Both Sides 5
Exam Clashes • Some students will have exam clashes (two exams at the same time on the same day) • Arrangements will be made with each individual student to accommodate the clashes 6
On the reverse of your timetable you will find JCQ Information for Candidates. This outlines everything you need to know about sitting exams and the rules and regulations you need to follow. Please read this information carefully. 7
• For all exams, go to the Sixth Form Refectory where you will leave your bags in the cupboard. • Breakfast will be available for both the forthcoming internal exams in March and for the external exams. • Be on time - Wait in the Sixth Form Refectory 15 minutes before the exam start time. Mrs Stewart will lead you upstairs. • Subject teachers will be around for extra support. 8
NO YES • Mobile phones • Smart watches • Water (remove label) • Revision notes • Black Pen • Earphones/MP3’s • Pencil for diagrams only • Writing on hands • Clear pencil case • Journals • Calculator (remove • Tippex, eraser pens cover) • Leaving before the end of the exam 9
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Equipment to remember • Clear pencil case • Black ballpoint pen • Ruler • Protractor • Compass • Pencil • Rubber • Pencil sharpener • Calculator Small amounts of spare equipment are kept in the exam room. You should not rely on these items being available to you as we run out! 11
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• When entering the exam room you should be silent. • Please do not communicate in any way with any other student. • You must remain silent until you are outside the exam room at the end of the exam. • Just because the exam is over and papers have been removed from your desk does not mean that you can start talking or communicating with other students. 13
On arrival to an exam, you will find a card on your desk. Please check this carefully. If it is not your card, you’re sitting in the wrong place! Student’s Name Centre Number – unique to CHHS Candidate Number – unique to student 14
Any questions? If you have any questions, please come and find me in the Exams Office, next to the Admin Office in the Student Hub. 18
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