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Water bottles in exam?

random question, but would a coloured (but transparent) water bottle be allowed in an A level (or GCSE) exam? they usually say clear so does that mean 'white' cos my bottle is transparent but it's green. I'm guessing it's probably better to just take a normal disposable bottle, but if I can, I would rather take this one. thanks!
Original post by simxne_
random question, but would a coloured (but transparent) water bottle be allowed in an A level (or GCSE) exam? they usually say clear so does that mean 'white' cos my bottle is transparent but it's green. I'm guessing it's probably better to just take a normal disposable bottle, but if I can, I would rather take this one. thanks!

They haven't been allowed at my schools so I would say no. It makes no sense but better to bring a regular colourless disposable on than risk it getting confiscated (especially in a long exam!)
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Original post by bea_murray0
They haven't been allowed at my schools so I would say no. It makes no sense but better to bring a regular colourless disposable on than risk it getting confiscated (especially in a long exam!)


Okay, thank you! I have an exam that's just over 3 hours long on Tuesday, so I didn't want to bring it and then not have any water throughout the whole exam!
Like the person above said, you are not allowed a coloured, clear water bottle, or a bottle containing any drink that is not water. I don't understand the reason why, but also coloured pencil cases aren't allowed.

You can just use a clear plastic bottle, or a normal clear bottle but make sure to remove any labels!
but bottle has small blue cap, but whole body is transparent.It's buy and throw bottle with label removed, so what about blue cap?
Original post by sfffsfsffffsfff
but bottle has small blue cap, but whole body is transparent.It's buy and throw bottle with label removed, so what about blue cap?

I brought a disposable water bottle with a coloured cap, and it wasn't an issue. :dontknow: You should be fine.
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