No. But it has nothing to do "with the other boards (ie. OCR) making terrible mistakes on the papers that will affect all boards marking processes, resulting in a few more students being disgruntled with grades than usual."
I'm glad they're not coming out the night before tbh, finding out the GCSE boundaries before I got my GCSEs made me overthink everything I wrote on the papers and I spent the whole night working out possible sceanarios. Id rather not go through that ordeal again, it'll just make me second guess myself and worry. I'm just gonna relax and wait for my results.
No. But it has nothing to do "with the other boards (ie. OCR) making terrible mistakes on the papers that will affect all boards marking processes, resulting in a few more students being disgruntled with grades than usual."
lol I know they make mistakes every year so that's not a reason. I'd very highly doubt that it's a way to predict what the grade boundaries would look like. However, do you think that avoiding complaints could be a reason? People always complain online so maybe they can't be bothered with it this year.
Have edexcel confirmed it's coming out on the 17th then? I know teachers get them a day early on edexcel online but if it doesn't come out till the 17th I'll be spamming my teachers for grade boundaries
Have edexcel confirmed it's coming out on the 17th then? I know teachers get them a day early on edexcel online but if it doesn't come out till the 17th I'll be spamming my teachers for grade boundaries
Lools at having to answer my own question "Grade boundaries for the June 2017 series will be available for exams officers and heads of centre as a secure content download from Wednesday 16 August for GCE and Wednesday 23 August for GCSE. Grade boundaries will be available for everyone else from 6:00am on Thursday 17 August for GCE and Thursday 24 August for GCSE."
Can I ask why it makes a difference? Why a mere 24 hours between exam officers and students?
Lools at having to answer my own question "Grade boundaries for the June 2017 series will be available for exams officers and heads of centre as a secure content download from Wednesday 16 August for GCE and Wednesday 23 August for GCSE. Grade boundaries will be available for everyone else from 6:00am on Thursday 17 August for GCE and Thursday 24 August for GCSE."
Can I ask why it makes a difference? Why a mere 24 hours between exam officers and students?
They're released to exams officers at the same time as results....and to students at the same time as results.
Makes even more nervous now,releasing the grade boundaries early added some certainty. I have a two hour commute to my school in london,so I won't be up when they release the grade boundaries since i want to be in school by 8.00 when it opens.
For the last two years edexcel has tweeted that grade boundaries will be available on results day, yet they were still available at midnight the day before results day.
As much as that's incredibly annoying, at least it prevents me from panicking the night before and being unable to sleep because I think I ****ed up majorly on an exam paper :'(
I understand that they may be wanting to limit people stressing but I think for some this might have the opposite effect - they'll inevitably get leaked around but people will just be stressing more wondering if they're legit or someone has made them up. So annoying.