The information and documents signposted here are the Post-Results Services for A Level and AS Level exams overseen by the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) on behalf of the awarding bodies. Pupils/parents will be expected to submit post-results requests electronically, using the google forms linked below. Please be aware that in the case of multiple requests being made by a candidate, a separate form must be completed in full for each individual request (e.g. per subject component/paper). All post-results services for Upper Sixth pupils are payable via bank transfer to TWGGS. Please refer to the information sheet linked here for full details. Where a post-results request leads to a change in the final grade, the fee will be refunded to you. Please note, however, that any refunds will not include the £10 administration fee payable for each request made to the school. If your child has been in receipt of a Post-16 Bursary during Sixth Form, please speak with myself, Mrs Marchant or Mrs Ralph on Results Day. Post-results requests will be formally submitted to the relevant awarding body as soon as payment has been confirmed. Outcomes will be communicated by our Exams Officer, Miss Hurley, who will notify candidates via the personal email address indicated on the form.
Form A: Priority Review of Marking - An urgent review of the original marking, where a university place is pending. A second, senior examiner will review the paper/component to identify genuine marking errors or unreasonable marking e.g. mark scheme not applied correctly - it is NOT a re-marking of your script. The final grade can go down as well as up. This service also includes a clerical re-check. Takes up to 15 calendar days. You are strongly advised to inform the university that a review is underway
The Priority Review of Marking form is available here.
Form B: Non-Priority Review of Marking - A review of the original marking: a second, senior examiner will review the paper/component to identify genuine marking errors or unreasonable marking e.g. mark scheme not applied correctly - it is NOT a re-marking of your script. The final grade can go down as well as up. This service also includes a clerical re-check. Takes up to 20 calendar days. The Non-Priority Review of marking form is available here.
Form C: Clerical Re-check - An administrative check on whether all parts of your script were marked; that the totalling and recording of the marks is correct; and the result matches the marks on the paper. The final grade can go down as well as up. The Clerical Re-check form is available here.
Form D: Access to Scripts - A PDF copy of your original marked script to help you decide whether to request a review of marking. To access this form, please click here.
Form B: Non-Priority Review of Marking - A review of the original marking: a second, senior examiner will review the paper/component to identify genuine marking errors or unreasonable marking e.g. mark scheme not applied correctly - it is NOT a re-marking of your script. The final grade can go down as well as up. This service also includes a clerical re-check. Takes up to 20 calendar days.
Please click here to access the form.
Form C: Clerical Re-check - An administrative check on whether all parts of your script were marked; that the totalling and recording of the marks is correct; and the result matches the marks on the paper. The final grade can go down as well as up.
The Clerical Re-check form is available here.
Form D: Access to Scripts - A PDF copy of your original marked script to help you decide whether to request a review of marking.
To access this form, please click here.
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