Qualifications and Exam Boards (GCSE & A-Level) – Summer 2027
The examinations office at Fullbrook works closely with staff and students to ensure that all necessary arrangements are made for examinations, for public exams, pre-public exams (PPEs) and assessments.
This page and the documents below should provide you with the information you need about pre-public and public examinations at Fullbrook. If you have any questions please contact the exams office.
Examinations Officer: Mrs L Seddon
exams@fullbrook.surrey.sch.uk
JCQ Centre Number: 64918
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS
General Information and Guidance for Students
Qualifications and Exam Boards (GCSE & A-Level) – Summer 2027
Exams and Formal Assessments – Guidance for Students 2025-2026
Non-Examined Assessment (NEA) & Coursework – Guidance for Students 2026-2027
SUMMER 2026 PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS
Certificates
The results that students receive on results days are provisional results. The only proof of final grades are certificates and these are legal documents. It is these certificates that further education and potential employers will request to see as confirmation of qualification grades.
Certificates for Summer 2026 examinations will be sent by exam boards to Fullbrook in November and once these have been checked and verified, they will be available for collection as outlined below.
| F6 Students
(on roll in Sep 2026) |
16 – 20 November 2026
Collection from F6 Student Support Office |
| Ex- Students
and Private Candidates  |
1 – 11 December 2026
Collection by appointment only (collect at reception) Appointment booking system will open in November – a link will be added here in November (Collection times Monday – Friday between 08:30am – 12:30pm and 1:30pm – 3:45pm) |
AUTUMN 2026 PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS
Timetables and Entries
Ex-students of Fullbrook may apply for entry to resit GCSE Maths/English Language in November 2026 by using the forms below – fees applicable. The deadline for entry applications is Thursday 10 September 2026.
- Students who have not achieved the required grade 4 (or above) in GCSE Maths and English Language required for entry with their new course should apply to sit examinations with their further education provider (where available). Students with a grade 4 or above that wish to enter for English Language or Maths GCSEs may enter at Fullbrook.
- Current F6 students who have not yet achieved a grade 4 (or above) in GCSE Maths and English Language will be automatically entered for the resit at no charge to the student.
Form 7.2 – Application of Entry Form – GCSE Resits Autumn (November) 2026
Autumn (November) 2026 Examination Timetable
Results, Post-Results Services and CertificatesÂ
Students will receive their results by email after 8:00am on Wednesday 13th January 2027.
Post-Results services (including access to scripts and reviews of marking) are available. Certificates will be available for collection from the exams office from the end of April 2027 (private candidates should contact exams@fullbrook.surrey.sch.uk to organise collection).
SUMMER 2027 PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS
Timetable and Entries
The Summer 2027 examination timetables will be published here soon.
Please note that the national JCQ examination contingency day for summer 2027 exams is Wednesday 23rd June 2027. The JCQ contingency date is set aside for examination use in the event of national or significant local disruption to examinations in the United Kingdom. All students must remain available up to and including the JCQ contingency date.
Ex-students of Fullbrook may apply for entry to resit GCSEs/A Levels – entry forms will be available here in December and the deadline for all forms and payments will be Friday 29th January 2027
Results, Post-Results Services and Certificates
GCSE results day – Thursday 19th August 2027
A-Level results day – Thursday 12th August 2027
JCQ EXAMINATION INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES
The Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) governs external public examinations administered throughout the UK.
All exam centres and candidates must abide by JCQ regulations or be subject to consequences including withdrawal from all examinations.
Copies of the latest information for candidates can be downloaded below, or from the JCQ website at www.jcq.org.uk.
Information for Candidates Video 2026-2027
JCQ – Preparing to sit your examinations
Information for Candidates-Written Exams
Information for Candidates-AI (Artificial Intelligence and Assessments)
Information for Candidates-Coursework
Information for Candidates-Non Exam Assessments
Candidate Declaration Form – Non-Exam Assessments and Coursework
Information for Candidates-Onscreen Tests
Information for Candidates-Privacy Notice
Information for Candidates-Social Media
FULLBROOK EXAMINATION POLICIES AND FORMS
Fullbrook examination policies and forms for 2026-2027 are currently under review and will be published here soon.
Exams Policy 2026-2027 – DRAFT
Malpractice Policy 2026 – 2027 – DRAFT
Conflicts of Interest Policy 2026 – 2027 – DRAFT
Special Consideration Policy 2025-2026 – DRAFT
JCQ Form 14: Self Certification Form
Non-Examination Assessment Policy 2025-2026 – DRAFT
Centre Assessed Marks – Review of Marking Request Form 2026-2027
Internal Appeals – Request Form 2025-2026
CERTIFICATES
Fullbrook offer a collection period for certificates following the end of each academic year (usually during the December following summer exams). Students are informed of collection arrangements at the time of issuing summer results in August and details of the arrangements will also be published here. Students are reminded that the results that they are issued in August are provisional and the only proof of grades are certificates.
Past Results and Certificate Enquiries
Any student who missed their allocated collection periods have the following options for certificates:
Collection
Students and ex-students may collect their certificates by appointment only. To book an appointment please email exams@fullbrook.surrey.sch.uk and specify your preferred date and time for collection (during school hours and term time only).
Important Information:
- The candidate named on the certificate must collect their certificates in person and show valid photo ID on collection. Alternatively, students can nominate someone to collect on their behalf. This must be done in writing (in advance via email by completing the relevant section on ‘Form 5 Alternative Arrangements for Certificate Collection’) – then that named individual must show valid photo ID when collecting
- You will be required to show valid photographic identification
- You will be asked to check and sign for receipt of your certificates
- Please enter the school from the main gates and go straight to reception where your certificates will be ready for collection
PostageÂ
Students or Ex-students who are unable to collect certificates may either nominate someone to collect on their behalf or can request for these to be posted by a ‘tracked and signed for’ service (for which a fee of £5 applies for secure postage). All requests for certificate postage must be made in writing (via email to exams@fullbrook.surrey.sch.uk by completing the relevant section on ‘Form 5 Alternative Arrangements for Certificate Collection’). Requests are processed weekly and certificates will only be posted once payment has been received in full. Candidates accept responsibility for any loss of certificates through post.
FORM 5 – Alternative Arrangements for Certificate Collection
Uncollected Certificates
Please note that Fullbrook are only required to retain uncollected certificates for a period of one year, after which point they may be securely destroyed in accordance with JCQ regulations. Fullbrook would like to make you aware that some Exam Boards do not offer a replacement certificate service and in such circumstances will issue a Certifying Statement of Results, which may incur a fee.
Lost Certificates
Fullbrook do not keep copies of certificates. The government website gives advice and information for what to do if you have lost examination certificates – https://www.gov.uk/replacement-exam-certificate
This page also contains a link of what to do if your exam board no longer exists – https://www.gov.uk/replacement-exam-certificate/if-your-old-exam-board-no-longer-exists
INTERNAL ASSESSMENTS & PRE-PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS (PPEs)
Timetables for internal assessments and pre-public examinations (PPEs) sat in formal conditions in the Sports Hall will be published here.
Any pre-public examinations (PPEs) and assessments that are taking place in-class or outside these dates and timetable will be communicated by the subject teachers.
YEAR 11 PPE NOVEMBER 2026 TIMETABLE
YEAR 11 PPE INFORMATION BOOKLET 2026-2027
Year 11 students will be given their personalised PPE timetables during tutor times the week commencing 12th October 2026