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If your parents collect your GCSE results do you need a letter with your approval?
Hi
As I can't collect my GCSE results my parents are going to collect them for me. I've heard that you need a letter saying that you give permission for them to collect them?
Is this true?!
Stacy
As I can't collect my GCSE results my parents are going to collect them for me. I've heard that you need a letter saying that you give permission for them to collect them?
Is this true?!
Stacy
Reply 1
Yeah well atleast that is what our school said!
Reply 2
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Okay, yeah I've just looked through this booklet we got and it does actually say that's the case.
Reply 3
I would think so yes
Reply 4
To be on the safe side, I would.
It won't take long to do the letter of permission, and it's much better then having a problematic results day.
It won't take long to do the letter of permission, and it's much better then having a problematic results day.
Reply 5
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freecom2
To be on the safe side, I would.
It won't take long to do the letter of permission, and it's much better then having a problematic results day.
It won't take long to do the letter of permission, and it's much better then having a problematic results day.
Results day at my school is always problematic
If its late post to poor organization Lol
Oh wells best of luck
Reply 6
No, mine didn't. My mum walked in picked them up of the table walked out and rang me.
Reply 7
My school asked for one yes, but it seems to depend on the school...
Reply 8
yeh at my school we need to have a letter.
we can't hear them read over the phone either unless parents write them a letter.
we can't hear them read over the phone either unless parents write them a letter.
Reply 9
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i'd hate for my parents to get my results :P
i have to look at them first before anyone
i have to look at them first before anyone
Reply 10
we needed a letter, as your results need to be singed for usually
so my mum picked up my results in year 10 for me, i was around in year 11 for my results which was good, wouldnt have liked my mum to get them first
so my mum picked up my results in year 10 for me, i was around in year 11 for my results which was good, wouldnt have liked my mum to get them first
Reply 11
I Am Sending A Letter With My Mum For Her To Take Along To My School When She Goes To Pick Them Up On The 24th !
Btw : Ist That Ok Do You Think? Or Should We Send It To The School B4 Hand !???::s
Btw : Ist That Ok Do You Think? Or Should We Send It To The School B4 Hand !???::s
Reply 12
Just found out I have to work on that day at 9am...I'll be sending my mum in with a letter but we're suppose to enroll that day too 
Any way she can enroll for me too or is that pushing it?
Any way she can enroll for me too or is that pushing it?Reply 13
10
Yes a signed letter
Reply 14
If I wrote a letter to allow a family friend to collect my daughters results, do you think that would be ok?
Reply 15
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by dinkidiIf I wrote a letter to allow a family friend to collect my daughters results, do you think that would be ok?
I think your daughter needs to give the permission, not you.
Reply 16
Original post
by Muttley79I think your daughter needs to give the permission, not you.
Oh yes, of course. That's what i meant :-) but you think that would be ok though?
Reply 17
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by dinkidiOh yes, of course. That's what i meant :-) but you think that would be ok though?
Probably - make sure the person has ID. We wouldn't give the envelope to anyone we didn't recognise. Maybe ask for envelope to be sealed?
Reply 18
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by Muttley79Probably - make sure the person has ID. We wouldn't give the envelope to anyone we didn't recognise. Maybe ask for envelope to be sealed?
Righto, it would be another parent in the same year as mine so I'm sure they will know her but I will take your advice and do all of the above. Many thanks
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