Exam Information

Head of Centre:  Mrs E Ricketts

Examinations Officer:  Mrs M Tomlinson

Centre Number:  44349

  • 2027 - KS4 Exams run from 10th May - 22nd June 2027.
  • Exam Contingency Day -  23rd June 2027.
  • Results Day 2026 is: Thursday 19th August 2027 from 9am
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Top Tips for Exam Preparation 

Get ready for exams easily! Make a plan that divides your study topics so you can handle them one by one. Focus on the more challenging material and frequently review to remember concepts with ease. Revisit old exams to get used to the questions and timing. Mix up where you study to keep things fresh and stay sharp for test day. Take care of yourself too—staying refreshed is key! Here’s the simple version of doing well:

  • Set up a neat and tidy study spot with no mess to help you focus.
  • Get adequate sleep to help your brain retain information.
  • Study actively—talk about what you’re learning or use cards with info on them to quiz yourself.
  • Change how you study when you need to. Some things you might just need to memorise, while other material might need more thinking through.
  • Stay calm and don’t lose sight of the big picture.

Gaining Self-Confidence

Exams can be stressful, but believing in yourself can help you succeed. Remember all the times you did well and how much you’ve learnt so far. Confidence doesn’t just happen; it grows when you prepare. Keep telling yourself you can do well and imagine getting the answers right—this helps you think of tough questions as something you can handle. Listening to advice from teachers and classmates is also good because it helps you feel more sure of yourself. And don’t let exam stress scare you—it can actually make you more alert and ready to do your best!

How to Deal with Exam Stress

Stress is an unwelcome tenant in the world of academia, but learning to manage it effectively is the key to unlocking your full potential. Here are three areas to focus on to help you better handle the stresses of exams:

  • Healthy Stress Management: Maintaining a balanced lifestyle with a healthy diet and regular exercise effectively mitigates stress. Incorporate short relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing exercises or mindfulness, into your daily routine.
  • Time Management: Mastering time management is a surefire way to diminish exam-related stress. Prioritise tasks, set realistic deadlines, and avoid procrastination by breaking work into smaller, more achievable segments.
  • Unwinding Before the Exam: The night before the exam, focus on unwinding. Partake in light activities that you enjoy, avoid cramming, and ensure a solid night’s sleep. You’ll approach the exam hall with a clear mind and refreshed spirit.