Exam Information
After the success of the summer exams in 2024, we are delighted to share the information below about the GCSE (11) and GCE (12/13) exams in 2025. The information below includes key dates and information that you can use to ensure you know exactly what to expect in summer 2025.
Summer Public Examination Dates: 06 May – 25 June 2025
All students must remain available until the 25th June in case an awarding body needs to invoke its contingency plan. There are 2 contingency dates in place for 2025 - these contingencies are in place in the event of national or significant local disruption to examinations in the United Kingdom:
11 June - afternoon
25 June - all day
Please note: if an exam is rescheduled for one of the contingency dates and
the student is not available to attend (i.e. due to a holiday) they will not be eligible for special consideration by the exam boards.
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Exam Timetables
All students receive an individual examination timetable - this will include a chronological list of their exams (based on the subjects they study) as well as the locations of and specific seats for each of their exams. It is vital that students keep these safe and refer to them each day during the exams window so they do not miss any exams. If you have any questions or queries relating to exam timetables please contact the school exams officer: Mick Hartley (exams@monkseaton.org.uk) or the school office on 0191 297 9700.
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Results Days
Students will receive their results on the dates outlined below;
A Level/Level 3 Vocational: Thursday 14/8/2025
GCSE/L1/2 Vocational: Thursday 21/8/2025
If your child is unable to attend their results day please let us know via exams@monkseaton.org.uk -
alternative arrangements can be made to ensure they receive their results.
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Post Results Services
If you are unhappy with any of your exam grades you can use exam board post results services.
Depending on the exam board there are generally three services available;
1. Access to scripts - this allows you to access your marked script from your exam(s).
2. Clerical re-check - this is where the exam board will check that all aspects of the paper have been
marked, marks are recorded/added up correctly, special consideration (if applicable) has been applied
and that grade boundaries have been applied accurately.
3. Review of marking - this service involves a senior examiner reviewing the marking of a specific unit/component within a subject area.
*Please note - fees for these services vary depending on exam board. Fees can be found on the exam board websites using the links below.
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Exam Board - Post Results Services Information
AQA Post Results Services - here
Edexcel Post Results Services - here
OCR Post Results Services - here
WJEC post Results Services - here
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If you wish to use any post results service you should follow the steps outlined below;
Step 1
Email exams@monkseaton.org.uk and indicate the name of the student and their year group (e.g. Joe Bloggs, Year 11) which service you require (e.g. review of marking), the subject and unit/component (e.g. Maths Paper 1) and exam board (e.g. Edexcel).
Step 2
The exams officer will respond via email indicating the fees and charges, if any, for the services you have requested.
Step 3
On receipt of fees and charges (if applicable) - you must respond confirming that you wish to proceed at this point.
Step 4
You will then receive an invoice for the services requested which must be paid before step 5 can commence.
Step 5
The exams officer will contact the relevant exam board and initiate the process for the service(s) requested.
Step 6
Once the exam board has responded the exams officer will confirm the outcome of the request via email.
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Helpful Websites and Documents
Below are a series of documents and links, produced by Ofqual, the DfE, and the JCQ
to help explain the examination processes to students and parents:
More information can also be found on exam board websites;
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