A-Level Exams - Consideration

Hi I just wanted to ask if like if something happened personally would the exam boards be considerate of an incident and give like extra marks or extra time or something like that to help out?

It depends on what you mean by 'happened personally'. If you are granted special consideration you will be rewarded with extra marks (usually a certain percentage of the raw marks). You will not get extra time unless you have been assessed for it internally. Special consideration is given after your exams have been completed and won't necessarily apply to every single paper you sit.

um like what about bereavement?

Check with your exam board, but generally yes, bereavement is something that will give you special consideration. I was given special consideration for my French exams last year for this reason.

sorry for your loss. <3
another question what about things like rape and pregnancy and stuff related to that area.

Thank you. I have no clue. You’ll have to check with your exam board and see what the guidelines for special consideration state.

Thank you. I have no clue. You’ll have to check with your exam board and see what the guidelines for special consideration state.

If someone experienced bereavement of a grandparent, how likely are they to be successful in their application for special consideration?

sorry for your loss. <3
another question what about things like rape and pregnancy and stuff related to that area.

It depends on how close to the exam the grandparent passed away. For me it was three days before my French speaking exam so the school postponed it , but it largely depends on the individual situation.