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Art & Photography

Duration: AM - 3 hours, PM - 2 hours

Start time: AM - 9:00 am, PM - 1:15 pm

Mock exam will take place in the Art Rooms

These will be handed out after the Y11 assembly.

Pearson Number & Measure

Section A - Calculator

Duration: 1h

Start time: 9.00am

Section B - Non-Calculator

Duration: 30m

Start time: 10:00am

This is for a few selected students.

Intermediate Maths Challenge

Duration: 1h

Start time: TBC

Students will be invited by the Maths Department to participate in the Challenge.

Those participating only need to bring with them a pencil and eraser.

Results can be collected from the exams office during break or lunchtime.

You will be given an individual appointment date and time for your speaking exam.

The format of this exam is as follows:

The GCSE languages speaking exam is a 7-9 minute (Foundation) or 10-12 minute (Higher) assessment consisting of three parts: a role-play, a photo card discussion, and a general conversation on two themes.

Students have 15 minutes of preparation time before the exam to review the role-play and photo card materials.

Results can be collected from the Exams Officer during break or lunchtime.

Following the publication of results students will have the opportunity to request various post-result services, such as a review of marking or access to scripts. The respective awarding bodies charge a fee for the services and are accompanied by specific deadlines.

Any costs associated with requesting a post service result service will need to be paid by the student before a request can be submitted to the awarding body.

Students must be aware there is NO grade protection when requesting a review of marking, so grades/marks can go down as well as up or remain the same.

If there is a grade change as a result of a review of marking you are entitled to a refund, but only for the paper that resulted in the grade change.

Speak to a teacher if you are considering a review of marking.

You will be given an individual appointment date and time for your speaking exam.

The format of this exam is as follows:

The GCSE languages speaking exam is a 7-9 minute (Foundation) or 10-12 minute (Higher) assessment consisting of three parts: a role-play, a photo card discussion, and a general conversation on two themes.

Students have 15 minutes of preparation time before the exam to review the role-play and photo card materials.

GCSE Art & Photography exams this week

Duration: 10hours over 2 days

The exams will take place in the Art Department

The Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) has designated Wednesday 24 June 2026, as the contingency day for external written examinations in the UK summer series. This day will be used in the event of significant national or local disruption that prevents scheduled exams from taking place. Students must remain available for examinations until 24 June 2026, regardless of their individual timetable dates.

Results will available to collect from 8:30 am until 11:00 am from the School Hall.  Students need to use the fire track to make their way to the School Hall.

For Y10 and Y9 results, these are available to collect from 10:00 am.

We recommend that students attend to receive support from experienced and knowledgeable staff.

If you are unable to attend you can need to contact the exams officer at exams@conyers.org.uk

If you would like to nominate someone to collect your results on your behalf, complete the attached form.  Your nominated person will need to bring both the completed form with them and their own photo ID on results day.

Please not the final date for post result services is not a confirmed date

Following the publication of results students will have the opportunity to request various post-result services, such as a review of marking or access to scripts. The respective awarding bodies charge a fee for the services and are accompanied by specific deadlines.

Any costs associated with requesting a post service result service will need to be paid by the student before a request can be submitted to the awarding body.

Students must be aware there is NO grade protection when requesting a review of marking, so grades/marks can go down as well as up or remain the same.

If there is a grade change as a result of a review of marking you are entitled to a refund, but only for the paper that resulted in the grade change.

Do speak to a teacher if you are considering a review of marking.

Certificates

To collect your certificates, you will need to book an appointment through this online booking form.  Certificate can then be collected from the Main School Reception during school hours. You are required to bring photographic ID with you when collecting your certificates.

If you would like someone else to collect them on your behalf you will need to the complete the form below, which needs to be signed giving permission for the named person to collect.  The named person collecting will need to have both the signed consent form and their photo ID with them and sign for your certificates on your behalf.

Please check your certificates before you leave the School Site. If you are missing any certificates, or there are any errors with name spelling etc. please raise this whilst you are there so that we can investigate this further.

IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU COLLECT YOUR EXAM CERTIFICATES AND KEEP THEM SAFE.  YOU MAY NEED THESE IN THE FUTURE.

We are legally obliged to retain your certificates for 1 year and cannot guarantee that they will be available beyond this point.  Ex-students who believe they may have certificate held by the school should email exams@conyers.org.uk requesting advice on whether their certificates are available, giving the following information:

• Full Legal Name at the time the exams were taken
• Date of Birth
• Year of leaving Conyers

Where certificates are no longer held by the school, it is possible to obtain replacements.  Details of how to obtain replacements are available from Get a replacement exam certificate.  There is a charge per awarding body.

1. Familiarise yourself with the key rules for written exams.
2. Test your knowledge with the My Big Year Rules Test.
3. Check you know what equipment is and isn't allowed in exams.
4. Learn about the set-up of exam rooms.
5. Understand your responsibilities around social media use in relation to exams.