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I never understood why exam boards feel the need to keep GCSE papers
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Exactly. I've always wanted to know how I did with different questions, additionally to see what areas I done bad on a subject so I can rectify it for A-Level. It's so stupid.
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as it standas exam papers all ready do the following journeys
papers sent out to schools
papers returned to board
papers sent to markers
papers sent to moderators
papers returned to board
some of the exam boards get a whole truck a day from their preferred courier of papers during the main exam season
papers sent out to schools
papers returned to board
papers sent to markers
papers sent to moderators
papers returned to board
some of the exam boards get a whole truck a day from their preferred courier of papers during the main exam season
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(Original post by Tily)
Exactly. I've always wanted to know how I did with different questions, additionally to see what areas I done bad on a subject so I can rectify it for A-Level. It's so stupid.
Exactly. I've always wanted to know how I did with different questions, additionally to see what areas I done bad on a subject so I can rectify it for A-Level. It's so stupid.
(Original post by aamirac)
So they can burn them
So they can burn them
(Original post by zippyRN)
as it standas exam papers all ready do the following journeys
papers sent out to schools
papers returned to board
papers sent to markers
papers sent to moderators
papers returned to board
some of the exam boards get a whole truck a day from their preferred courier of papers during the main exam season
as it standas exam papers all ready do the following journeys
papers sent out to schools
papers returned to board
papers sent to markers
papers sent to moderators
papers returned to board
some of the exam boards get a whole truck a day from their preferred courier of papers during the main exam season
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It's quite expensive to have to reorganise all the papers again by centre and then to transport them to all the individual centres. Money is probably the biggest reason behind it.
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(Original post by danielwinstanley)
I know but surely there'd be a way. How about giving them back to the school and students can collect after the remark deadline.
I know but surely there'd be a way. How about giving them back to the school and students can collect after the remark deadline.
p.s. The effort required to get students at 11-16 schools who had left to collect the work would be unbelievable - as I said we struggle to get students to collect certificates. No success after a letter and 4 phone calls is not uncommon.
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(Original post by Compost)
There's a way but it would cost a fair bit of time and money and very few people would want it. I struggle to get students to collect their formal certificates, about 1 student a year wants 1 bit of coursework (which does come back). Returning all the work to centres would be a massive waste of time and money. You can pay to get yours back though I accept getting the lot back would be expensive.
p.s. The effort required to get students at 11-16 schools who had left to collect the work would be unbelievable - as I said we struggle to get students to collect certificates. No success after a letter and 4 phone calls is not uncommon.
There's a way but it would cost a fair bit of time and money and very few people would want it. I struggle to get students to collect their formal certificates, about 1 student a year wants 1 bit of coursework (which does come back). Returning all the work to centres would be a massive waste of time and money. You can pay to get yours back though I accept getting the lot back would be expensive.
p.s. The effort required to get students at 11-16 schools who had left to collect the work would be unbelievable - as I said we struggle to get students to collect certificates. No success after a letter and 4 phone calls is not uncommon.
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(Original post by Carnationlilyrose)
And quite apart from the effort involved, there's the issue of storage space for several years' worth of coursework nobody wants, which for English amounts to very large stacks of paper.
And quite apart from the effort involved, there's the issue of storage space for several years' worth of coursework nobody wants, which for English amounts to very large stacks of paper.
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(Original post by Compost)
Did you know that you are allowed to destroy it after 22 November after the summer it was submitted? - But you won't care any more as you are free!
Did you know that you are allowed to destroy it after 22 November after the summer it was submitted? - But you won't care any more as you are free!
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