Exam Information
Exam dates and timetables
Public Exams
Summer 2027 exams start 10th May.
Contingency day 23rd June. (All candidates must be available until this date in case of a national or local disruption to the examination series.)
Exam timetables are published on the exam board websites if this information is required in advance of being published here.
Pre-public exams
See below for 2026-2027 dates for Y10, Y11, Y12 and Y13 practice exams. Timetables will be published here when available:
Y11 (maths) & Y13 Autumn PPEs: 3rd Nov to 12th Nov
Y11 Autumn PPE (English literature 1) : 23rd Nov
Y12 Autumn PPEs: 2nd Dec – 4th Dec
Y11 & Y10 (PoR) January PPEs: 5th Jan – 15th Jan
Y11 (maths, English language, science) & Y13 Spring PPEs: 23rd Feb – 10th Mar
Y11 English Literature PPE: 19th Apr
Y10-Y12 Summer PPEs: 20th Apr – 6th May
Summer 2027 Exam Dates
Results days
Summer 2027:
GCE Results – 12th August
GCSE Results – 19th August
All students will be emailed results.
Forms for post results services can be downloaded from Wisepay/ Exam payments.
Exam boards and qualification codes
Detailed information about these qualifications can be found on the relevant exam board website:
Candidate examination handbook and JCQ regulations
This handbook will brief candidates on the exam and assessment process at The Holt School and the JCQ regulations:
Candidate Examination Handbook
All candidates taking public examinations and assessments must read the following JCQ documents:
Information for candidates: coursework
Information for candidates: non-examination assessments
Information for candidates – written exams
Information for candidates – social media
Information for candidates – privacy notice
Certificates
Certificates must be collected in person and signed for at Reception. An email will be sent when these are available.
It is very important to collect your certificates and look after them carefully, as you will need them in the future and replacements are very expensive and difficult to obtain. The Holt School is not obliged to retain certificates after a year and unclaimed certificates may be destroyed or returned to the exam board.