ExamsResults Day information: Students please log into your email for important information about individual results and post results services.
Post Result Services: Please refer to the Post Result Services request forms available as attachments at the bottom of the page for information on fees and services available (further guidance is also available in our Post Result Policy at the bottom of the page).
Result Day information - times and dates
Year 13 (A Level/Level 3 Qualifications)
A level/BTEC results will be emailed out to students’ school email address at 8am on Thursday 14th August. School will be open to students from 8.30am on Thursday 14th August for students to come in if they need any support from the 6th form team.
Post Results: Students and their priority 1 contacts will also be emailed information on post result services, after exam board fees are published and ahead of their results. Please read this information carefully, as forms, guidance, and frequently asked questions' answers are provided there. The exam team’s priority focus will be on processing review of marking requests, which should be emailed to KS5postresults@charternorthdulwich.org.uk.
Year 12 (A level and AS Level Qualifications)
Students who took externally assessed A and AS level exams this summer will be emailed their results by 11am on Thursday 14h August to their school email address. Students should not come into school on this day as we will need to prioritise support for Year 13 students. If students have any queries about their results, they should email both KS5postresults@charternorthdulwich.org.uk and Mrs Dougall.
Year 11 (GCSE/Level 1&2 Vocational Qualifications)
GCSE/BTEC/Cambridge National results will be available for collection at the school at 8.00am on Thursday 21st August: we look forward to welcoming students in to find out their results first hand!
The BBC will be onsite and involved in GCSE Result Day, and we will shortlist and contact students and their priority 1 contacts about interview on Wednesday 20th August
We will then email results out to students at 8.30am. Students will be able to get support from the careers team at 9.00am.
The sixth form team will email all students who have applied to the Charter School North Dulwich sixth form by 9am. Students should follow the instructions contained in that email. Some students will need to come into school to speak to teachers.
Year 10 and outside of KS4 (GCSE/Level 1&2 Vocational Qualifications)
Year 10 Religious Studies and students taking GCSEs outside of Yr 11 (e.g. languages) will receive results by 11am on Thursday 21st August. Students should not come into school on this day as we will need to prioritise support for Year 11 students. If students have any queries about their results, they should email
All GCSE/Level 1&2 Vocational Qualifications Post Results:
Students and their priority 1 contacts will also be emailed information on post result services, after exam board fees are published and ahead of their results. Please read this information carefully, as forms, guidance, and frequently asked questions' answers are provided there. The exam team’s priority focus will be on processing review of marking requests, which should be emailed to postresults@charternorthdulwich.org.uk.
Certificates (All levels): These will be available for collection from Reception by Tuesday December 9th 2025. As important legal documents for both future careers and further education, it is essential students collect these and store securely (for life!). Students need to collect in person, but if unable to do so may nominate a named contact to collect on their behalf by emailing reception@charternorthdulwich.org.uk.
The school is only obliged to keep these documents for 12 months, and storage capacity is limited, so please collect at the earliest opportunity as we cannot guarantee availability beyond a year.
Exam Information for students, parents and carers:
Classes will run as normal where there is no timetabled exam, and students should arrive at school at the normal start of day time. Pupils should be present at line up and briefing outside their designated exam room at 8:30 AM for morning sessions, 11:15 for mid-morning sessions, and 1:40 PM for afternoon sessions.
Most exams will take place in the Sports Hall (unless indicated otherwise on the timetable). Students who have withdrawal (available for exams scheduled in Sports Hall only), as part of their agreed access arrangements, will be in Room 044 (on the Ground Floor of A Block), or working with an allocated member of the SEND department (for briefing and room allocation please go to the SEND department on the second floor of A Block). Students who have an exam timetable clash have been allocated a different time to sit their exam.
It is the candidates responsibility to be on time in correct location. Check the timetable so you are familiar with it, and keep a copy somewhere handy (a physical printout will be issued this week, but you always have it attached here!). You should be present outside of your allocated exam room at designated line up time to ensure you are briefed and can start the exam on time.
All students are expected to bring their own equipment. This is the candidates responsibility, and it will disadvantage you if you do not have the correct materials. We cannot guarantee we can provide equipment, we will not hand out equipment until after the exam has started, and the school's policy of sanctioning for not having the correct equipment will apply. Students should contact their subject teacher if they are unsure of the materials they need for an exam.
All water bottles, rulers and pencil cases need must be transparent, and where calculators are permissible, lids must be removed.
Mobile phones must be switched off and powered down (flight mode or do not disturb is not sufficient).
No watches or electronic devices are permitted, unless part of agreed access arrangements (e.g. medical need).
Nothing should be in students' pockets, and no notes or unauthorised materials (e.g. anything outside of exam stationary and agreed access arrangement materials) are permitted.
Students may bring bags with them on the day, but these will need to be placed according to invigilators instructions and not taken to tables.
Official guidance is available here:
Unauthorised items poster: https://www.jcq.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/2022-Unauthorised-Items-poster-live-text_September22.pdf
Warning to Candidates poster: https://www.jcq.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Warning-to-candidates-poster_2024_5.pdf
Information for candidates: file:///N:/IFC-Written_Examinations_2024_FINAL%20(1).pdf
These are also attached. It is the candidate's responsibility to ensure they comply with these regulations. Failure to do so may result to sanctions, up to and including disqualification from the exam (or even exam series in the case of the external summer exams).
If you have any queries, please contact subject leaders or form tutors in the the first instance. Good luck, and happy revision (a revision guide link is available below).
Developing Effective Revision Strategies - Student Guide
This guide offers information on developing good revision practice, and is available to download at the foot of this page.
A-Level Exams Boards
GCSE Exams Boards
Like all examination centres, the Charter School North Dulwich must abide by the guidelines set by The Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ). The JCQ oversee all qualifications in England, and you can find links to key information for students from the JCQ below:
JCQ Website: Home - JCQ Joint Council for Qualifications
JCQ Information for candidates: Information for candidates documents - JCQ Joint Council for Qualifications
Additionally, we have produced a booklet for students, and parents and carers which has been produced to support with preparation for any exams (real or practice) taken at The Charter School North Dulwich. We want to be sure that students and parents and carers are familiar with procedures and processes and this document also includes a frequently asked questions section.
Good luck everyone!
