Year 10s collecting GCSE results?
Discussion for GCSE students, including those studying for IGCSEs and O Levels.
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Re: Year 10s collecting GCSE results?
it completely depends on what you personally did it year 10 if you have any results to collect. And then whether you need to go collect them/ you will just get them in september/ they will be posted to you completely depends on your school.
Basically noone here can tell you. You need to ask one of your friends/someone in your class. -
Re: Year 10s collecting GCSE results?
My brother's in year 10 and he's going to get his. I don't know too much about it so i don't know whether you'd be expected to go and get yours too or if it's just at some schools, have you asked your friends/contacted the school to find out?
It has, GCSEs have gone all modular now so they're getting the results for certain modules not the whole GCSEs I think (at least that's what my brother said), although that could just be at my brother's school, not sure if OP has just taken some GCSEs early?(Original post by murpo)
Unless something has changed since 2008 then no. -
Re: Year 10s collecting GCSE results?
Some schools don't let you. Our school is only letting us this year because of PE results, which has never been taken in year 10 before, otherwise we would just get the science results in September.
It'll be the first time that I'll be in school on my birthday ever :/ -
Re: Year 10s collecting GCSE results?
I got mine in year ten throught the post a few days after results day. I got a letter a month before-hand saying that I would be recieving them through the post.
Your best bet is to ring your school up and ask them if you're expected to go in on results day or not. -
In year 10 if you did, some can be accessed online like Edexcel, others you normally go in to get, not many schools bother to send year10 results because you'll be back at school in a few weeks and unlike year 11 it won't you don't 'need ' it immediately if you know what I mean eg to confirm college/vi form place
Otherwise just go
the only thing I'd say is that it's mainly a yr 11 thing - don't get in the way cos I know lots of year11s that would get moody on an emotional day where a lot of people are getting module results ad not the whole GCSE....
It's up to you but you worked for it you have a right to know the result I suppose..
This was posted from TheLightbulbKid - voicing an opinion and attempting to give advice