well they are basically just little slips of paper A5 size with ya results on, did r.e last yr and then a tthe bottom will say 'this is not a gcse certificate' or something, cant member anymore as i threw the slip away day later lol not point in keeping it really.

it like got an explanation of the results and how the grades work on the back, like why they print A*(a*) and not just A*, its so people can't change them themselves if in both upper and lower case. and they'll be in alphabetical order on the sheet too.

Reply 6

michaelbenson

12

I believe that the BBC has an interesting fledgling site which provides a sample image of Edexcel result pages. I am sure i found it from TSR though.

Reply 7

Mustard-man

18

xx007

Does anyone know where i can find sample gcse results slips for OCR, AQA and Edexcel? i want 2 c what they look like b4 the big day!

I found this laying around- must be from last year when I was doing GCSE's
(See attachment) Its a sample one for edexcel

Hope this is what you were looking for.

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Reply 8

Mustard-man

18

just sniff around www.examzone.co.uk and you'll probably find something

Reply 9

michaelbenson

12

gordon2002

just sniff around www.examzone.co.uk and you'll probably find something

Thats the place i was talking about :smile:

http://www.examzone.co.uk/i/results_slip/irn_results.jpg

Reply 10

chazzinio

xx007

Does anyone know where i can find sample gcse results slips for OCR, AQA and Edexcel? i want 2 c what they look like b4 the big day!

really...hmmmm.... lookin 2 forge results are we?? only askin bcoz i thought aout findin copies of the sheets just in case :biggrin:

Reply 11

Gothic pixie

Do the results come in an envelope? Cos otherwise it's going to be hard not to look at them or not let anyone else see them....not that i'm planning on doing this, but some of my friends are neurotic....

Reply 12

abc101

17

Mine from last year's still proudly sitting there in my cabinet, it's even in front of my actual GCSE certificate! It's just an A5 piece of paper, has your name candidate number, etc, on, says your results like:

Full Course

ENGLISH Number of Results - 1 (One) A* (a*)

The letter in small writing is your coursework grade, I was told, but, dunno...

I just got handed mine by my headmistress...evil woman...with her smiling and telling me well done...they didn't come in envelopes so the teachers had a nebby at them before we did!

Soon as I saw mine I thought, 'They must be dumbing down then!' Hmm, hope there's been a fair bit of dumbing down this year!

Reply 13

kellywood_5

17

You just get a sheet of paper from each exam board listing all your subjects in alphabetical order and you grades next to them. Depending on your exam boards, you may also get your marks for each paper/piece of coursework for some subjects. My school also printed us off a summary sheet with all our subjects and grades on it and put it at the front to make it easier to see what we'd got. They were in an envelope, but it wasn't sealed.

Reply 14

kellywood_5

17

Rasta

The letter in small writing is your coursework grade, I was told, but, dunno

No, it's just your overall grade, but they print it once in upper case, then again in brackets in lower case.

Reply 15

~Bex~

14

Rasta

Mine from last year's still proudly sitting there in my cabinet, it's even in front of my actual GCSE certificate! It's just an A5 piece of paper, has your name candidate number, etc, on, says your results like:

Full Course

ENGLISH Number of Results - 1 (One) A* (a*)

The letter in small writing is your coursework grade, I was told, but, dunno...

I just got handed mine by my headmistress...evil woman...with her smiling and telling me well done...they didn't come in envelopes so the teachers had a nebby at them before we did!

Soon as I saw mine I thought, 'They must be dumbing down then!' Hmm, hope there's been a fair bit of dumbing down this year!

Your teachers get to see them first anyway, whether they're in envelopes or not.
And if they aren't exam certificates, when do you get your actual certificates :confused: