Can You Writing Under The Lines in GCSE??

should be, because they scan in the page so what ever is on the page should be marked! probably your best bet to ask for extra paper though

I used to ask for extra paper right at the start of exams so I had it already when I needed it.

Wait... what??? If you write under the box your answer is not marked?????
OMG I did that yesterday!!! :O

Nononono

I did that for literally all of my exams :P

I was just asking, if it would DEFINATELY be marked, cause the teachers say as long as your answer is within the page margin, it should be marked

Is there not extra paper at the back of the booklet you can write on?

When it's scanned if it appears to carry on, examiners will mark the script digitally and mark a physical copy (normally)

I know this is the case with edexcel, but does this also apply to ocr and aqa?

Not on most papers

In literally all of my exams, because I write a LOT I always end up going 1- a max of 3/4 lines under the lines that they provide in the exam. I`ve done this in my edexcel, ocr and aqa exams. I have NEVER gone out of the box however that they say you cannot write in, and I havent written on pages indicated as "Bank Page".

For the longer qs I always end up writing 2 or 3 squashed lines right at the bottom of the page, but keep above the margin where the paper can be scanned.

For some short 1 line answers where there e are 2 consecutive answers right on to of eachother I always end up squashing a few words under the first line and inbetween the second line.

And finally, on questions where there is like a 3 marker on a full page, sometimes I write up to around 1/2 of the page, sometimes past the box where it says [Please turn over] or whatever, would this be ok?

I`m just a bit anxiious, will these answers be marked properly??

If they only get to see the (eg) 2 lines of a question's response area and it is clear that your answer has not finished/continues below they will not ignore that.