I didn't see the last page

If it makes you feel any better, I accidentally left out a whole QWC in one of my physics GCSE papers and still managed to come out with an A*
You never know what the grade boundaries are going to be like, so don't worry too much about it

What is QWC?

quality of written communication. I think it's called QER now, just the long essay type questions in some exams

Oh, yeah I know what you mean, thanks. Usually they just say in the question. the quality of written communication is assessed rather than the question type being called that.

oh right, I did WJEC they usually put it in brackets next to the question so you don't forget...clearly didn't work with me lol

Do you mean about turning over for the next question or the number of marks? Either way they usually make it quite clear, although in an exam you might not read it might look at it but not think about it.

The number of marks, it was in the middle of the paper so I skipped it with the intentions to come back to it but just completely forgot until I closed my exam paper and glanced at the front cover where it mentioned the QWC question

Oh I've done that then with religious studies and it was also with wjec, eduqas to be precise but it's basically the same at least in England maybe not Wales. I assume you're in Wales since you did WJEC or was it with I.T since that's the main or only exam board for it.

Yeah I'm in Wales so stuck with WJEC, sadly.

Wjec seems decent, and not too bad but for Religious studies it seems to be harder although I may be biased a bit.

It's quite hard but then again, I haven't taken exams with any other exam board so I can't compare. The main issue with WJEC is probably their lack of resources for exams which makes revision so much harder.

Yeah it's probably just because of being a Welsh exam board being the reason for having less resources. It' shard to judge without having done different boards, but I've done edexcel, aqa, ocr, wjec/eduqas, so it makes me slightly less biased and easier to judge but of course only one exam board for each subject so at the some not.

If I could pick, I would've liked to have done AQA as it seems like they have a lot of resources and support. But I could be wrong